Sentence examples for receptive to using from inspiring English sources

He said virtually all the countries he visited were receptive to using the data to help identify militants and stem their flight to Iraq.

Readers generally seemed to be well aware of the machines and the issues involved, and many said they were receptive to using them once they felt comfortable with the prospect.

In general, both the service provider and the beneficiaries were receptive to using mobile money in the non-profit sector.

It is recognised that environmental policy and management users are often not as receptive to using such tools as desired but that little research has been done to uncover and understand the reasons.

Josh Jacobs, the president of Kik Services told me that teens have been especially receptive to using the feature with nearly 60percentt of the 1.8 billion messages exchanged with bots being done so by teenagers in the 13-19 age range.

Overall, participants were receptive to using mobile health clinics for their health care and ability to increase access to ART.

In classes between 20 to 25 children (common in Portugal and Iberoamerican countries), the estimated completion time can be reduced up to 15 min, making teachers more receptive to use it.

"Over the past few years, consumers have become increasingly receptive to buying used cars as a cost-effective alternative to new vehicles.

Importantly, results from our study indicate that many women are receptive, in theory, to using formal ANC and delivering within a healthcare facility.

Clinton administration officials have been receptive to the use of civil rights statutes in environmental causes, but filing such a complaint is considered a high-stakes tactic that is used only when other means have failed, a board member of the group said.

Ethan Nadelman, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, said advocates may have overreached in Nevada, which is among the states he called most receptive to marijuana use.