Sentence examples for easily appropriate from inspiring English sources

However, direct contributions to Research Council spending by private companies would seem to undermine the supposed rationale for public funding of research – that companies both undervalue and can't easily appropriate the benefits which accrue from the long-term, exploratory or fundamental research that is typically the preserve of the research councils.

Therapeutic strategies can be investigated more easily, appropriate counseling and intervention issues can be addressed, and important diagnostic and treatment information can be provided to schools and care providers.

Richard Strauss's German-themed compositions were easily appropriated by the Nazis, boxing him into an image that he wanted nothing do with.

Senate Chaplain Barry Black: Black has gotten attention lately because his opening prayers have taken on a biting tone easily appropriated by either liberals or conservatives.

It can, for instance, be easily appropriated by rightwing populists, whose notion of it in relation to immigration, tax or crime could have a strong electoral appeal to many in the country in these insecure times.

Those Confucian philosophers whose writings had been most enthusiastic about Japan, and so easily appropriated — as was the case with Yamaga Sokô who had argued at one point in his multifaceted philosophical corpus, that Japan, not China, was the true Central Kingdom — have consequently suffered from significant neglect in the postwar period.

Though easily appropriated, the photos are hardly retouched.

She says she just wrote the book out of dissatisfaction with how marketable and easily appropriated feminism has become. .

A movement "for health," for instance, can too easily be easily appropriated by the food industry ("Baked Cheetos are healthy!") and quickly nosedive.

Well-organised Islamists, who appeared more honest and promised jobs and other social improvements, easily appropriated the Arab Spring uprisings and put up women candidates who reflected their views.

So no matter how singular the Speer story, it is ultimately emblematic for Fest of "how easily, given appropriate conditions, people will allow themselves to be mobilized into violence, abandoning the humanitarian traditions they have built up over centuries to protect themselves from each other".