Sentence examples for more readily then from inspiring English sources

The sense of marriage as a "permanent" institution has been weakened, allowing individuals to consider leaving marriages more readily then they may have in the past.

Based on the body burden values, the embryos seemed to uptake p,p′-DDE more readily then DDT.

Your piercing is an open wound and it will absorb bacteria much more readily then unbroken skin.

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

"It seems to me it's almost frightening the number of people who are living that are potentially carriers — well they are carriers — with the potential to spread, whereas in the past they died more readily and then at that point they are not posing a risk," she said.

Thus patients were left to their own devices to seek for information from sources that are more readily available then GPs; however, at times these were less reliable sources such as the internet [ 33].

Nevertheless, our observations suggest that Mn2+ may be more readily bound and then released compared to Zn2+, and thus is likely to be the more efficiently transported ligand.

If men will listen more readily to men, then violence prevention efforts among men may, understandably and pragmatically, rely on male educators and leaders.

Overall, the model easily captured this tradeoff, and shows how it occurs much more clearly and readily then when dealing with a clinical case where barotrauma is hard to measure or identify from the observations and measurements clinically available.

I think it's because sex is more readily available to men then ever, so they are fetishizing not having sex.

But I firmly believe that if a support structure was more readily available throughout society then disabled people could accomplish so much more.