Sentence examples for more readily committed from inspiring English sources

More importantly perhaps, visuals increase engagement, and students' willingness to read accompanying text and can improve recall and retention by over 75%%, as visual imagery is more readily committed to long term memory (Burmark 2008).

"Somehow, I could more readily understand women committing physical torture against prisoners of war," writes Jill Porter for the Philadelphia News last week.

"It's a fact people are poor and the unemployed more readily agree to commit crime, but crime doesn't mean they're prepared to shoot someone, that's a big jump to make".

The police send in bailiffs now more readily, and then it turns into a war.

What if two people commit just the same efforts to improving their diets and physical activity, but one loses weight more readily than the other -- is there any rationale for a different application of rewards or penalties?

We trust them more and engage with them more readily.

Failures are more readily detected.

Day care is more readily available.

"I should call people back more readily.

Vegetable dishes ($3 to $4) are more readily identifiable.

Contraception and abortion are more readily available.