Sentence examples for more readily why from inspiring English sources

We can remember the young Sebastian Coe, described as the Byron of the track by the American columnist Jim Murray, winning his second 1500m gold on a smog-smudged night in Los Angeles, and Steve Redgrave in all those Olympics and most especially on the early morning water outside Sydney, and we can understand that much more readily why tonight's tickets were snaffled up in an hour.

This could explain why men approach women with high heels more readily, and why women wear high heels even if back or foot damage is associated with walking in high-heeled shoes (Cronin et al. 2012; Saltzman 1998; Smith 1999).

Had I recently reread the poem "Inversnaid," say, I would have more readily grasped why Mariani would write about Hopkins, "His heart opens to the lightsome fawn-froth of the beadbonny stream twindling over the dark waters below"; as it happened, I was puzzled until I came to the poem itself, as quoted by Mariani, in which the words "fawn-froth," "bead­bonny" and "twindles" appear.

With this foundation, one can more readily appreciate why this family of polymers will be inherently strong, inert, and biocompatible.

If Trump had just posted a 49-state, Reagan-esque landslide victory, I could more readily understand why the press would be acquiescing so regularly.

The VGRF distribution of foot can well explain why the flat-footed experience pain more readily when they walk for a long time.

But if it doesn't get you high like the infamous THC does, and if legal weed is more readily available than ever, why does everyone suddenly want to try CBD?

"If the election was about change, we needed to say why we more readily represented that than she did," Mr. Axelrod said.

In America, independent DSL providers such as Covad and Rhythms are struggling; NorthPoint, another provider, went bust in March.So why is broadband more readily available in South Korea and Canada than in other countries, even those with large numbers of Internet users?

Still, it is possible that embarrassment plays a role; the authors note evidence that people tell small lies more readily than large ones, perhaps explaining why people are less willing to lie about filing for bankruptcy.

To address the issue of selective regional vulnerability - that is, why neurons die more readily and earlier in certain areas - we performed microarray-based gene expression analysis on RNA both from CA1 and the nearby, relatively less affected CA3.