Sentence examples for it does not readily from inspiring English sources

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.

Noticeably, due to its distinct kinetic properties, it does not readily compete with a functional cyt system; in other words, it remains mostly inactive so long as COX is working, and will be active only when needed, in COX-deficient cells.

The sweet gel usually comes with a piece of fruit inside, and health officials warn it does not readily dissolve in the mouth.

And Glenn E. Nedwin, president of a research division of Novo Nordisk, said that while evolution can make new enzymes, it does not readily address a bigger problem -- making enzymes cheaper to compete with alternative chemicals.

(That isotope, which is man-made, is not good fuel for a reactor or a bomb because it does not readily split. It does, however, decay rapidly and generate heat).

However, because speech is both serial and ephemeral, it does not readily support strategic fixation.

It cries out for retelling somewhere in this article, but there's a structure problem: it doesn't readily fit.

But the herbicide degrades slowly in soil and often washes into streams and lakes, where it doesn't readily dissolve.

Along with Syria, Palestine became subject to ʿAbbāsid authority, based in Baghdad, and, like Syria, it did not readily submit to its new masters.

Although PDGF expression might have accounted for baseline stromal proliferation it did not readily explain differences in stromal proliferation between tumours.

Patient understanding has been identified as a central safety issue in prior work: patient understanding was raised in discussion in the HFMEA group, but was 'parked' in the discussion as it did not readily fit the structure of the process and was subsequently not included in the final results.