Results from this study indicate that middle income neighborhoods with high levels of home ownership may prove most receptive to initiatives aimed at increasing the use of more sustainable landscaping.
Nor is it at its most receptive when said seven-year-old is having shoes thrown at its head by its mother so that it will go to bed without her having to get up off the sofa and miss the opening minutes of her weekly televisual treat.
Unlike Ferrante, Knausgaard is nostalgic for his childhood, because while he was at his most vulnerable then he was also at his most receptive.
But it's also because that imagery is typically put in front of people when they are at their most receptive, zoning out on the couch, relaxing, their defenses down.
And what made Scientology (founded in 1952) outlast so many of the other faiths that blossomed in the heady 1970s, when the culture was at its most receptive to new forms of groupthink?
Vixens are at their most receptive to fertilisation for as little as three days in midwinter, so any potential mate needs to shadow his intended partner closely to deter rivals and to ensure his paternity of the spring cubs.
Now the company, looking to generate revenue for itself and publishers, aims to use the information it has collected on ShareThis users to help publishers sell ads aimed at those who will be most receptive to them.
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Enrollment has increased by 25,000 over the past year, and even the downstate suburbanites who are most receptive to the appeal of private universities are taking long looks at the state's public ones as well.
It is an interesting tactic that likely has limited application, but one group that, at this point, seems to me to be most receptive to that argument is unmarried men.
