persuadable , also: persuasible

The remaining 10 percent is the persuadable swing, certainly.

She didn't seem a particularly persuadable individual to me."

This lets the campaign know which voters are persuadable so they can spend their limited resources in the most effective manner.

"He was someone I found not only persuasive but eminently persuadable.

There, that was the right tone, persuadable but not changing his stance too suspiciously fast.

These men sounded more persuadable than the farmer.

"I might have come to Earth per those plans, had I believed the council to be persuadable.

Such polling has consistently shown that many Palestinians are uncommitted as yet to either group and are still persuadable.

Everybody is fighting over a very skinny slice of the independents, because those are the people who are persuadable."

Kink Mitchell was persuadable, though a poor mathematician.

"And master traders are all that is persuadable," Meicha concluded and inclined her head.

Then there are the persuadable leaners, who are inclined toward a particular candidate but not firmly resolved to vote for him.

But before war, why not first try to enlist persuadable friends to join in a comprehensive "squeeze," with markers of performance tied to deadlines?

In the next few weeks, he said, different groups of people will click in to the election, and they will be "persuadable" at different times.

- for his plan; then he must have allowed himself to seem persuadable, then finally persuaded by his partner's doubts.

It's aimed, clearly, at the undecided and persuadable voter who may be lower-income and middle-income.

He was persuadable.

As Malchow told me, when you plug personal data into statistical programs to find out who might be persuadable, "you never know what will turn up."

"You're not usually that persuadable."

They found that women are more persuadable and more conforming than men in group pressure situations that involve surveillance.

Mr. Lazio is seeking persuadable voters who watch Notre Dame football on television.

It said, "Be weak, be water, be characterless, be cheaply persuadable."

In short, a popular doctor, a doctor who delivers what the patient wants, a persuadable doctor - is not necessarily a good or principled doctor.

Efforts to poll undecided voters have been futile at best, suggesting that persuadable folks in a presidential election year know enough to stay away from bookstores.

A top Gore adviser said: "Working women in general encompass one of the largest elements of persuadable voters in this election.