tractable

He could send her away and find someone more tractable.

They're the most tractable, and the least likely to be missed.

But in the core areas of the old system the problems were much less tractable.

But the weeks went by, and he continued to grow more tractable.

The trouble is, we cannot be certain how much longer he will remain tractable.

Uncle Tom will be more tractable, after we get there.

But now, he said, "It is beginning to look like a tractable problem."

"He is due to be replaced with someone more tractable."

If they would only prove tractable once she had the gear!

"And I think owners will be tractable to real money," he added.

Then she would bring in a more tractable replacement from Moscow.

She seemed quite tractable, which in itself was a good omen.

He had reason to doubt that I would make a very tractable slave.

But he was no more tractable than he had been before.

Most of them were also rich with large houses in the country and tractable dogs.

She was voluptuous and tractable, so it went well enough.

If any of these are found to be tractable, then they all are.

Mark Twain would have made an actor, certainly, but not a very tractable one.

Then the leaders, the strongest and most tractable animals, were led to their places.

They have a reputation for being independent of temperament, but tractable.

Modern tests, however, have shown the car to be quite tractable at speed.

They've been changed-maybe they are more tractable than the old kind.

Peter knew that if Daniel had proved more tractable, he himself would already be dead.

However, She was now grown much more tractable and well-behaved.

I knew he was tractable, because he's already in on the plot against your life."