Sentence examples for have it readily from inspiring English sources

Explaining why he sold his collection, Mr. Bradley said, "I wanted to have it readily accessible to the public and researchers".

Supporters of lifting all restrictions note that most people who use the drug are not adolescents, but that having any age limits at all requires pharmacies to make access to the pills more difficult for everyone, since government-issued picture identification is needed, and some people do not have such identification or may not have it readily available.

"We have data, we have it readily available, we can put it in the hands of people against that complaint.

That way you can have it readily available when you need to look at it.

Also keep your cell phone near your bed so you can grab it and have it readily available.

Nor has it been readily accepted by those who are used to construing moral agency in purely individualistic terms.

It is not something people innately have; it may be nurtured more readily in some children as they grow and stomped on in other children but it is a skill each of us can learn and relearn at will.

Per the store's Web site: "A bow tie makes a statement of individuality, and nothing contradicts that statement more readily than having it pre-tied".

Thus by doing less, the Fed may have reassured markets–and consumers more readily than had it done more.

While I think signalling theory remains important to the project of explaining religion's evolution, it has its limits: it does not readily explain religious cooperation in anonymous worlds where partners cannot rely on interpersonal signalling.

Because of its long coastline and the rivers emptying into it, it has been readily accessible to many areas, providing highways of commerce and of conquest.