Sentence examples for make it readily from inspiring English sources

Cortinarius iodes is a fairly distinctive species and its combination of characteristics make it readily identifiable.

Its huge foreign-exchange reserves, which top $470 billion, make it readily able to import any shortfall.

The productivity commission wants to gather together the evidence of what works and make it readily available.

One, according to the Frontiersman, said: "I can't imagine what kind of person would order that material and want to make it readily available for children.

It has to be a one-handed gesture, preferably with a waggling movement to make it readily noticeable in that magic moment of courteous intercourse, so that the driver can keep the other hand on the wheel.

In 1994 Heyman became the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution (founded 1846), a complex of museums and galleries, several research centres, and the National Zoological Park, most of which are located in Washington, D.C. Heyman's main task as secretary was the digitization of the Smithsonian's rich collection of information to make it readily accessible.

Currently no available model has this capability and its low-cost design makes it readily reproduced.

Such a capability is highly significant because the skin is an important repository of 7DHC (making it readily available to cutaneous P450scc), and because its exposure to solar radiation can cause the unsaturated B ring of 7-DHP and its hydroxyderivatives to break generating novel vitamin D-like compounds without the side chain [45], [46], in a process similar to production of vitamin D3 [21].

They built a database and made it readily accessible.

The quaint saltbox cottage, with its fabled stone hearth, had become a tourist mecca even before the railroad made it readily accessible from New York City.

Nearly the entire expanse of the world's oldest national park, Yellowstone, is found within the borders of Wyoming, making it readily accessible to the state's residents.