Sentence examples for receptive time from inspiring English sources

Preacher could not have launched to a more receptive audience at a more receptive time.

Mating seasons usually last less than three weeks each year, with the female vagina opening up only during a few hours or days of her most receptive time of estrus.

T lymphocyte progenitors enter the thymus via the bloodstream by using integrins, selectins and chemokines during periodically receptive times that are spatially and temporally regulated.

They may moult several times as adults, becoming sexually receptive each time until death.

It is unclear whether Billabong will be more receptive this time.

Though the tactic has often failed in the past, the Saudis may be more receptive this time.

Finally, in a third experiment the stimulus woman was again rated more sexually receptive; this time when she wore a red shirt as compared to when she wore a green shirt.

With Koppel in charge, Wimbledon were more receptive this time around Koppel said that Wimbledon's owners were subsidising the club to the tune of £6 million per year and that such action was necessary to prevent its liquidation.

Third, prescribers felt that patients who initially rejected LAIs could become more receptive over time and chose to reintroduce the idea at a later date.

As a result, people looking for role models may be more receptive to time-honored figures like Abraham, Joseph and Moses.

The LIPA chairman, Richard Kessel, must figure that if he says "receptive" enough times, we, the public, might buy it.