Examples of using Amenable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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you got rid of Joe and replaced him with a more amenable inspector.
he was not amenable to paying the price the owners demanded for it, which Spiner called"inflated".[21].
I would be more amenable to your suggestions if you would been honest with me from the start.
you are an unbeliever, but amenable to someone else's influence.
than the novella's ending, a change to which King was amenable.
I take it the new head of the president's security team is a little more amenable.
Well, he wasn't very happy about it, but, I think he might be a little more amenable to our requests now.
But the most important for the practice is that endomorphin system is a system, amenable to training.
I'm shocked at how amenable everyone is to this notion.
therefore, many sources of big data can be used to study behavior that has not been amenable to accurate measurement previously.
petitioner has focused on Plasmodium falciparum because it is both deadlier and amenable to culture in the laboratory.
The Rhine Valley has a very mild, amenable climate and fertile grounds,
The Middle Rhine Valley has a very mild, amenable climate and fertile grounds,
following their own interests and not amenable to pressure from outside.
I think she might be more amenable if she's forced to watch as I tear you limb from limb.
The types of environments Tyrannosaurus lived in were not exactly amenable to the kind of rapid, fine-detail preservation required to detect feathers.
From the standpoint of order,' says he,'it's amenable to answer for its sins to the properly appointed authorities from Bildad to Jerusalem.'.
I'm sure Captain Janeway would be amenable to take as many of your people with us as we can accommodate.
And even were a Chancellor Schulz more amenable, hardline allies like the Dutch and Austrians would resist.
terms helped spread the religion and make it more amenable to the Chinese people.