Sentence examples for no more amenable from inspiring English sources
And today's union leaders are no more amenable.
City officials frown on fires in the parks, and regulators (and co-op boards) are no more amenable to propane grills on terraces and balconies.
India, rejecting a plebiscite, would be no more amenable to one in which people were asked about the future not of the whole state, but of their own district or sub-district.
But the bottom line is that Yahoo! is no more amenable to a deal than it was two months ago.
Stokes seldom seems any more amenable to a compromise than an amalgam of Donald Trump, Boris Becker and José Mourinho.
No way to search for a certain day or for a more amenable price, either.
No doubt the studio bosses accommodated the Nazis because they hoped for a more amenable regime in the future; they were businessmen, and acted as businessmen.
Others were more amenable.
Younger respondents were more amenable.
And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.
Earlier this year Kouyaté was replaced by a more amenable candidate.
