Sentence examples for more readily found from inspiring English sources

Figure a healthy teaspoonful of filling per raviolo (most easily deposited with a piping bag, but spoons tend to be more readily found in the drawer).

Several doctors and trainers said they have heard players boast of purposely doing poorly on the preseason tests so they will be more readily found fit to play.

For the luxury-minded homemaker, Monica Nassif has created Caldrea Home Care, cleaning products scented with lavender, mint and patchouli -- ingredients more readily found in spas than in the mop closet.

This particular show is not just about class, or living next door to people; it's also about very important choices of good and evil -- choices that deal with the devil -- which are much more readily found in a gangster story".

Some conservationists say the money could be more readily found if only city officials would look past the peeling paint and grasp the artworks' stature and untapped potential for cultural tourism.

Much of that came from the greater use of cheaper advance-purchase nonrefundable tickets, which can be more readily found, booked and managed using online reservations systems designed to extract the best fares under whatever specific conditions the company requires for its employees.

Once a film is a hit at home, it can more readily find a market abroad.

The rich man or woman more quickly gets an initial hearing, more easily connects with donors of means, more readily finds time to stump and can often frame a fortune as a measure of mettle, a sign of know-how.

By working to blend your core values with your acquired skills, you can more readily find a way that you can add new value such as providing a new perspective, acting as a change catalyst, or adding optimization strategy to a work place.

By making them stand out in the document, the judge can more readily find them.

But these are things already known or readily found out.