Sentence examples for it will readily from inspiring English sources

But those familiar with Iran's behavior in the region have said that they do not believe it will readily surrender its gains.

It is typically exogenously supplemented in the culture medium in its active form, with the expectation that it will readily transport into tissue constructs through passive diffusion and influence cellular biosynthesis uniformly.

But, given sufficient proximity to artificial structures, it will readily spend the cooler months inside instead.

2. If glucose is available in the blood stream when physical activity is required of the human body, it will readily utilize the blood glucose to fuel the activity.

"It will readily be understood, that the fluctuations in the value of money, and in the state of society, rendered a fixed rate of compensation of judges in the Constitution inadmissible.

One of the Constitution's framers cited by Chief Justice Rehnquist was Alexander Hamilton, who wrote of judges' salaries in "The Federalist": "It will readily be understood, that the fluctuations in the value of money and in the state of society, rendered a fixed rate of compensation in the Constitution inadmissible.

The Board states in its report for the year 1923: 'It will readily be understood when representatives of industries or manufacturers are called upon to give definite details of their costs and manufacture such information must be given confidentially.' Third Annual Report of Australian Tariff Board, June , 1923 p. 23.

If he did, & the bundle retains the order in which I had arranged it, you will readily find the letter desired, under the date of it's receipt, which was Nov 25; but lest the Attorney General should not have left those papers with you, I this day write to him to forward this one by post.

The self-proclaimed "girly girl" and "tomboy" also believes that "perfect isn't normal, nor is it interesting" and will readily point out her own flaws.

Moreover, it will not readily cross the cell membrane by passive diffusion.

It is not attacked by oxygen or sulfur, although it will react readily with halogens or with solutions containing or generating chlorine, such as aqua regia.