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receptive

[ri-sep-tiv] / rɪˈsɛp tɪv /


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“We’re not hearing that people that are reading the financials aren’t getting the information they need, but we’re always receptive to understanding that,” Jones said, referring to capitalized property, plant and equipment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Be receptive to the restorative powers of the wilderness, and let it be a catalyst for your journey toward wellness and oneness with the great outdoors.

From Los Angeles Times

She says she hasn’t found certain audiences more or less receptive to her work in different geographic regions or that her material has been too provocative.

From Los Angeles Times

But Ms. Hochul herself might be most receptive to one particular argument.

From The Wall Street Journal

Transport planners across the West have evidently been receptive to the same arguments for making an historic change in the relationship between the car and other road users.

From BBC