Sentence examples for is readily turned from inspiring English sources

Football culture means the blowtorch is readily turned on coaches, while decisions made by club management rarely comes under focus from media and fans alike.

The cellulose can be heated at high pressure in the presence of oxygen to form synthesis gas, a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen that is readily turned into ethanol and other fuels.

It now has almost $200 billion of liquidity and collateral that can be readily turned into cash.

Many expedients were devised and tried for obviating this difficulty, so as to allow the cloth to be readily turned in any direction while forming the seam; this object was finally accomplished by Mr. A.B WILSON in the year 1850.

Mr. Haider may have more to gain by staying out of government; an unpopular minority government can be readily turned out by Parliament, and new elections forced sometime when Austrians have adjusted to the cuts.

"The sector has been talking about it for a while and there are groups that are trying to work with supermarkets to do their fair share to overcome these logistical problems and procure contributions in a form that can be readily turned around and packaged into consumable sized packages for use," he told The Independent.

A report issued Wednesday on the security of deadly nuclear materials found steady improvement, with seven countries in the last two years giving up most of their uranium and plutonium that could be readily turned into weapons.

Glutamine can be readily turned into α-ketoglutarate, which feeds the TCA cycle (Fig. 2), leading to the generation of NADH and FADH2, which is used to generate ATP via electron transport and OXPHOS (Fig. 1).

In an era when esoteric theories can be readily turned into hard cash from the public treasury, our criteria must be higher than what can get government grants for middle-class professionals.

Carbon dioxide can react with water to produce carbon monoxide and hydrogen – a combination known as syngas because it can be readily turned into hydrocarbon fuels such as methanol or diesel.

Although cloud cover data is readily available, it turns out to be unsuitable for the current purpose, for reasons explained in Appendix Appendix A. The next step is to apply both retrospective and bootstrap analysis to model randomness of solar insolation.