trainable

Once you have this foundation, being creative can be trainable.

"Some men may begin that way but are trainable when in the hands of the right woman.

No skilled workers used to that kind of work and readily trainable.

Its place was taken, in turn, by a trainable Mk.

At the word trainable, Kirk felt relief wash through him.

"It took me a long time to find a man like him, someone trainable but with half a brain.

He was so trainable that I got him to sit on command after only three or four attempts.

If the employee is not trainable, someone made a mistake in hiring.

The result was an easily trainable dog with a superior sense of smell.

Dogs and other trainable animals act the same way.

What a raw but marvelously trainable bit of human material I was!

They are quite trainable and often cited as making wonderful companions for people with disabilities.

We also look for someone who is trainable.

"I'm not so sure you're trainable anymore," he said flatly.

They are said to be loyal, intelligent, fun, highly trainable and well suited to family life.

It appears that you may be trainable after all."

"We have a very high amount of trainable manpower, all English-speaking," he said.

A. Certain people are trainable to a flavor.

As Figure 1.3 shows, those who study history are eminently trainable for a wide variety of occupations.

He'd hoped for someone who looked more trainable.

We're lucky they turned out to be halfway trainable so Mandy could put them to work."

The idea that they are "trainable" is quite antiquated.

This objective seeks to make the graduate employable and trainable.

They take training for tasks very well, but appear less trainable if being taught mere tricks.

These hybrids were small, agile, trainable and had an excellent sense of smell.