So, they may not easily fade into the ether.
The alliance members, which include Microsoft, may not easily elicit sympathy.
Control systems design tools that have not been specifically constructed to work together may not easily exchange data.
Thus, for example, a gas turbine designed to produce low emissions on natural gas may not easily achieve the same emission goals on a different gaseous fuel.
If failure conditions build up quickly, a human may not easily detect the condition, and the relatively high cost of automatic instrumentation will be repaid.
Engineers and food scientists may not easily communicate with financial analysts and accountants, but they must learn how to do so.
Having tasted the pleasures of leisure again, many executives may not easily give up their vacations the next time the economy sags, travel experts said.
"I don't know whether that's important or not," said Sather, who hinted that some of his players may not easily adjust.
Someone who is in the habit of going to see a symphony playing a familiar program may not easily embrace the unknown, Mr. Lockwood has found.
This book helped me to better understand why people may not easily heed health advice (something we'll be giving out a lot as doctors).
Connecticut's law was made possible by a complex combination of facts, personalities, and circumstances that may not easily be duplicated in other states.
