influenceable

That's a very influenceable and key demographic to go after."

For example, they believe corporate encourages open discussions, but basically they are not influenceable.

Abrams was evidently right; Hauksberg was being delayed so as to be present, influenceable, when the news broke.

They tend to attribute their successes more to luck and less to ability than men, and to be more influenceable.

There aren't enough influenceable voters."

"We are influenceable," Dr. Wazana said.

'I wonder if he's influenceable.'

Last week, a coalition of good-government groups in Albany issued a report asserting that at least $42 billion in such contracts had been approved over a three-year period ending in 2003, of which at least $26 billion was "influenceable" by lobbyists operating under the cloak of protection offered by the governor and the Legislature.