Sentence examples for more readily seen from inspiring English sources

For these derivatives, the Treasury Department merely wants to set up a clearinghouse so that their price and trading activity can be more readily seen.

This not only means that any planets are likely to circle it more closely (to remain in orbit) but also that the wobbles are more readily seen.

When the iron fist comes off in countries like this, liberty is more readily seen as getting free of each other than uniting in the give-and-take of a new liberal order.

This can be explained as the fact that a person may get lost or experience difficulty accessing different places in the garden that can be more readily seen.

The differences between the two sides of these sheets can be more readily seen in Figure 2. The side that faced the interior of the growth ampoule has far more texture and contains a number of microscopic and sub-micron scale clusters.

The only thing wrong with mothers today is not that we are failing harder, it's that our shortcomings are more readily seen and critiqued.

Conservatives are more willing to inflict harm on adversaries and more readily see conflicts in zero-sum terms -- the basic framework of the contemporary debate.

It feels like Fury Road is suffering because it's up against Pitch Perfect 2 in many countries, whose easy mainstream hooks are picking up the female audience more readily (see below) than the abstract case for Miller's film as an anti-patriarchal work that emerged when the reviews embargo was lifted on 11 May.

Brainard told Science, for example, that more women would become engineers if they could more readily see the social relevance--such as opportunities for "designing different kinds of equipment for the kitchen or solving environmental problems dealing with pollution".

If an agent believes that black men are more likely than white men to have or use guns, and this belief causes the agent to more readily see ambiguous objects in the hands of black men as guns, then when the agent relies upon visual perception as evidence to confirm her beliefs, she will have moved in a vicious circle.

Under the moon's light we more readily see the oneness of everything that surrounds us.