Sentence examples for more readily we from inspiring English sources

The better we got to know Istanbul, the more readily we accepted the accolade.

If LDS men adopted screening more readily, we may expect that they would have experienced higher prostate cancer incidence rates.

As proof of principle, and to identify reaction conditions more readily, we examined EDAC-mediated esterification of polyP with methanol.

They will clearly not be located at the very center of the web like principles of mathematics or laws of physics; in the face of recalcitrant empirical data (e.g., data from RCTs) we will revise our views about treatment efficacy much more readily than we will reconsider what we take to be basic laws of nature.

We accept complexity in male leaders far more readily than we accept it in women — perhaps because we have fewer examples to draw from.

One reason we find the Civil War more accessible, and why there have been more movies about it, is that we've seen the Civil War soldiers, and we identify with them much more readily than we do with those in the Revolution".

We will achieve this more readily if we can move toward an honest public debate on difficult imperial questions, such as the torture and abuse of detainees in Kenya.

We can actually imagine that more readily than we can imagine a switch from patriarchal to matriarchal systems of governance -- a subtle shift in the way our society works".

If a word is printed or displayed in a color different from the color it actually names we will read the word more readily than we can name the color in which it is displayed.

Omega-3s, being less stable than omega-6s, spoil more readily, so we have selected for plants that produce fewer of them; further, when we partly hydrogenate oils to render them more stable, omega-3s are eliminated.

Whether it's the class clown the funny guy at the office or a favorite, zany old Aunt, we value humor so highly that we forgive those who tickle our funny bone their short comings, perhaps more readily than we might otherwise.