Aún no tenemos significados para "more amenable".
1In the medium term, the Brotherhood may prove far more amenable, however.
2Sounds much more amenable than ploughing through audit reports and board documents.
3Without Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president, the West is more amenable to negotiations.
4These were far more amenable to orders than were the English militia.
5Your manager may be more amenable to the idea than you realize.
6One of these angry men is necessarily more amenable than the other.
7Now, however, years of want had made him more amenable to the idea.
8They think it means I'll be more amenable to certain suggestions.
9They are naturally less impulsive and more amenable to control than the Irish.
10He withdrew the box and turned his attention to the more amenable Bud.
11Finally, he found her quieter, more amenable, more truly wifely than her sister.
12Yet even in Africa, significant areas are more amenable to control than previously thought.
13Denry ran upstairs again, in search of more amenable material.
14The President became more amenable and the machine less arbitrary.
15What makes the intelligentsia in most countries more amenable to left-wing fascism than right-wing?
16She was the more amenable to his pulpit logic to-day.
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More amenable a través del tiempo
More amenable por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América