Sentence examples for were less amenable to from inspiring English sources

The incoming ministers were less amenable to the expansive priorities of the old regime.

Global banks are less amenable to pressure from a single central bank.

But word processing may be less amenable to the kind of fetishism surrounding older writing tools.

But some of the companies that Mr. Cuomo scrutinized might be less amenable to adopting the new requirements than others.

The foreign policy of Egypt, the Arabs' leading country, is likely to be less amenable to the West.

There is a lot of other agricultural research that is less amenable to corporate ownership but still needs doing.

Of all the branches of nonfictional prose, none is less amenable to critical definition and categorization than letter writing.

"Hello, the base is closing in six months," says Jonkins. "Older individuals like Mrs. G. are less amenable to quick abrupt changes," says Verblin.

The Japanese public so far seems willing to accept the change involved in pursuing the first aim, but is less amenable to the second.

This is one reason African music is less amenable to notation than Western music; for analytical purposes, sound filming (rather than just sound recording) is essential.

And they often need complex treatment of several conditions at once which is less amenable to simple analysis by medical bureaucrats.