amenableness

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• Collins, though, may be more amenable after her intensely competitive November election is over.

• Feynman diagrams can be translated into geometric spaces that are amenable to analysis by cohomology.

• There was even work to make it amenable to industrial looms.

• I was pretty shocked in general to see how amenable people were to changing this very foundational thing!

• That might have included graduate students, it might have been a school district that was very amenable to research, and then you take the results of that and trying to put that into another location is where that challenge happened.

• The politics look potentially most amenable in Pennsylvania, and even there a GOP legislature has to go along.

• After all, plenty of folks would be amenable to, or perhaps even charmed by, the idea of an untraditional marriage.

• The question for Republicans is whether it plays in places where the public is amenable to something like the Medicaid expansion.

• Perhaps Khartoum could even lean on Machar to be more amenable to a diplomatic solution.

• Despite his reputation as a ruthless practitioner of attrition warfare, Grant was amenable to Lee's request.

• No—go when we will, and where we may, we shall hold ourselves amenable to defend and protect the country that embraces us.

• Young Richard, never loath to fortify himself, proved amenable enough to the stiffly laced Canary that his friend set before him.

• Every one of the little boys became more or less amenable to his influence, and among them Vernon Williams.

• Day after day, night after night, heaps of outrages were committed there, and not one offender was made amenable to justice.