Sentence examples for receptive because of from inspiring English sources

The waterlogged course played longer, and its greens were slower and more receptive because of heavy rain the previous week.

Chances are they may be even more receptive because of the general holiday slowdown.

WNET initiated the merger talks last November, Mr. Cass said, and WLIW was receptive mainly because of the need to convert to digital service.

Major retailers are likely to be receptive because they are apprehensive of Amazon's growing power.

Whereas the previous Turkish prime minister, Bulent Ecevit, who had ordered the intervention in Cyprus in 1974, was dead set against compromise, the new Turkish government may well be more receptive, not least because of its own desire to bring Turkey into the European Union.

Teachers, students and communities are receptive to PoP because of our authentic, equal partnership with local communities, national Education Ministries and regional governments.

Many white families were receptive to him because of their respect for his father, or because they had had children at school with him.

Your relaxed attitude will put the other person at ease – and they will be more receptive to you because of it.

The market has been receptive of technology IPOs of late.

We extracted all occasions from the oestrus database when two or more females from the same family group were recorded as showing behaviour characteristic of oestrus at the same time (that is, within seven days of each other, because the receptive period of the female cycle lasts for approximately one week, within an oestrus cycle of 16 weeks [5]).

In contrast, we trained subjects to find a simple shape in an array of distractors, a task that is unlikely to produce modifications in early visual areas because of the small receptive fields of its neurons [32].