Sentence examples for it would not readily from inspiring English sources

By attributing a divine origin to morality, the priesthood became its interpreter and guardian and thereby secured for itself a power that it would not readily relinquish.

Idris's lawyer was a well-known human-rights advocate and opponent of Sudan's Islamist government, and the government of Saudi Arabia had granted Idris citizenship — something it would not readily have done for a bin Laden crony.

Coupling this argument with the view that all institutions, including governments, are inextricably rooted in their culture and background perhaps makes it understandable that he would not readily see how particular views of social inequality could be transferred readily from one culture to another.

Strongly influenced by the Italian neorealist movement, the film has an epic quality, and one would not readily think of it as a training film, but it certainly trained--unforgettably.

And I expected people on the populist left would not readily accept it.

However, LAM is antigenic, eliciting a strong humoral antibody response [ 22] and so it is likely that LAM largely exists within the circulation in the form of circulating immune complexes which would not readily cross the glomerular basement membrane.

I would not readily give up what power we had here.

One group thought proteins were complex mixtures that would not readily lend themselves to chemical analysis.

Mr. Gutman of Morgan Stanley agreed that Walmart's distribution efficiencies would not readily translate to the Amazon model.

A straw poll of a few of them confirmed the suspicion that most would not readily give up their existing allegiances.

Strong on technical effect, weak on dance content, Alice proved what many anticipated: that a book based on puns and period wordplay would not readily translate to dance.