amenable造句

They had three very amenable children.

We are amenable to the law .

This case is not amenable to the normal rules.

An amenable hospitalization should not result in untimely death.

He is proud that his wife is amenable to reason.

With its older cities, Europe is more amenable to k cobblestone streets and hidden gardens.

Graff was not so amenable to Vision and Ideals as usual.

But prophets of other gods were less amenable to the King's control and so a threat to his power.

We also need to understand what parts of software development are amenable to more rigorous methods and under what conditions.

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

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

Although Ms Livni would probably make the more amenable interlocutor, Israel's eventual choice is not as decisive as it may seem.

Elsewhere, trees grown for paper could be made amenable to much more efficient processing, reducing both energy usage and toxic chemical bleach in effluents from paper mills.

Thyroid cancer is very amenable to treatment and although 30% of patients may suffer a relapse, only 1% May eventually die of their disease.

In their experience no one is likely to listen unless they are a relative, a friend, or amenable to a bribe.

To create a facility more amenable to our user, we can create, in addition to the normal Undo stack, an independent buffer that collects all deleted text or data.

'Don't just put your laptop on your desk — that's probably the worst place for it,' says Ms. James, who says people are usually amenable to such Suggestions once muscle strain sets in.

Morphic fields33 -templates or patterns of manifestations yet to unfold -are as powerful and influential as they are invisible; and morphic resonance is also amenable to the power of thought34.