Sentence examples for easily encountered from inspiring English sources

Unlike books or paintings, the objects created by an architect are not always easily encountered.

The image of the vulnerable, endangered child haunts today's consciousness more urgently than ever, as children increasingly do their playing online, in often seamy virtual realities where real-life strangers with bad intentions are easily encountered.

Stensen's duct is an adjacent anatomic structure, so it is easily encountered when extracting the buccal fat pad.

Lead (Pb) is one of the most toxic and easily encountered metals released into the environment through various industrial activities, consumer products, and waste disposal.

However, general methodologies for solving this class of design problems are not easily encountered in the literature because of the complexity of the resultant multiobjective problems.

Once posts leave these Groups, they are easily encountered, and — dare I say it —algorithmically promoted by users' "friends" who are often shared group members — resulting in the content surfacing in their own news feeds faster than ever before.

Also, do not be deceived by the colour of bread as you can easily encounter dark-brown wheat or rye bread with added sugar of 10% or more.

It's the awareness that even in Manhattan and even in 2013, you might easily encounter someone who will cast a disgusted look your way.

And while I had the chance to deliver six runs with one swing of the bat, I could just as easily encounter a googly (a loopy curve ball) or endure every batsman's nightmare, the dreaded golden duck (being bowled out on the first ball).

So you can easily encounter something offline, go online and discover more information about it.

In this way, the antigens can easily encounter the effector cells located between epithelial cells and below the basement membrane.