It is a judgment with which the achievement-oriented '94 class of Starkies, as the producing program's graduates are often called, readily concurs.
Then, barring what Webb called "readily apparent issues," like blind corners, sharp curves, you have your speed limit.
Skype, the Internet-based calling service, began its own secret program, Project Chess, to explore the legal and technical issues in making Skype calls readily available to intelligence agencies and law enforcement officials, according to people briefed on the program who asked not to be named to avoid trouble with the intelligence agencies.
The officer who came to Matt's home after his last 911 call readily admitted he decided to summon an ambulance as soon as he saw Matt's injuries and that he believed an assault had been committed and a report should be written, which went against the claims of the uniformed officer defendants.
Reportedly to teach him a lesson because they felt he was making radio distress calls too readily, the officers put on balaclavas and terrified the probationer with a mock armed holdup.
It seems to be all too frequent, all too readily called forth, and people all too readily socialize to it or are able to adapt to evil.
She told me that at first she was genuinely pleased by the attention, which was why she so readily began calling and e-mailing and making generous suggestions.
For better and worse, the President Barack Obama most readily calls to mind is Kennedy.
These were voters who backed Obama in 2012 so we should not so readily call them racists.
The students readily call their school a "bubble," both comforting and claustrophobic, because of the dangers their parents face.
