| The chimpanzee differs from the gorilla in his amenability to civilisation. |
| The processing of gold scrap varies not only with the gold content but also with the amenability of the gold in the scrap to extraction. |
| The survival of political machines usually rested on the amenability of federal supervisors. |
| According to the risk principle, it is these higher risk youth that demonstrate a greater degree of amenability to treatment. |
| Until the clansmen had opened and aired the festering sores of their grievances there lay in them no hope of amenability. |
| Instead, it is employed as a resource for stabilizing defendants, particularly during the early phases of treatment, and for increasing amenability to treatment. |
