Sentence examples for more readily because from inspiring English sources

Non-payment of wages is tolerated the more readily because it keeps unemployment down.

But in Gujarat factories spring up more readily because permits, licences and environmental clearances are granted quickly.

G.E. competitors like AOL Time Warner and Viacom have been able to spend great sums on acquisitions more readily because they calculate earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization -- a methodology called Ebitda (pronounced EE-bih-da).

Many reviewers and readers have compared his work to Roald Dahl's - more readily because his first two books, The Boy in the Dress and Mr Stink, are illustrated by Dahl's long-time collaborator Quentin Blake.

As long as the Napoleonic empire seemed firmly based and permanent, Dutchmen served the new sovereign as they had King Louis, all the more readily because the exiled prince of Orange gave permission for such collaboration.

Moltke therefore agreed to the Austrian general staff's suggestion for a northeastward thrust by the Austrian army into Russian Poland the more readily because it would occupy the Russians during the crisis in France.

Several interviewees believed that physiotherapists were particularly good at noticing consciousness or that their treatments enabled awareness to be more readily detected because positioning could aid alertness or because pain and exhaustion could mask consciousness or limit a patient's ability to respond.

People will move more readily now because they can sell their home.

Misoprostol taken alone is less effective, but the drug is more readily available because it is prescribed to prevent gastric ulcers.

"When the time came to restore relations afterwards... it was more readily possible because within the United Kingdom there had been a vigorous and vocal resistance to the government's aggressive action".

Adding to the potential complications, the TPP would need the Obama administration to ask Congress to pass the bill under "fast-track" trade-negotiating authority, something very unlikely in an election year.Smaller TPP members will welcome Japan more readily, partly because it would give them access to a second huge market in addition to America's.