Amenable used in a sentence

Amenable in a sentence as an adjective

" "I am amenable to selling you a guarantee.

There are indeed functions that are very amenable to GA and other such methods.

I'm amenable to giving up 1%, which is 10% of my allocation and equal to the portion which you're willing to give up, and lets us bring in a whole new engineer.

If you want to retroactively treat our arrangement as a consulting arrangement, I'm amenable to that reclassification, because I like you and wish you to succeed.

Making our immigration law more amenable to founders obviously won't cause a mass migration of founders here, but surely some will be attracted to our awesome startup hubs.

The company, should they be claiming to make this argument, would have to be amenable to be proven wrong: while it may be unlikely that customers would remain silent if their product was defective, it's certainly possible.

I didn't do any testing -- it was an experimental campaign and totally flamed out. If it had been anywhere in the general ballpark of feasible, I would happily have started iterating, but $35 CPA to the free trial of a thirty dollar product did not strike me as something which was amenable to iterate-quickly-to-victory.

Not everyone's Real Life Issues are amenable to a self-service web portal, and that's not just because no one has built the right widgets yet.> it will be a slow death by a thousand cutsIt will be a slow descent into budget fugue, followed by an extremely quick death when we pass an inflection point in "the number of people who remember getting awesome value out of their local/municipal library system.