Sentence examples for moves readily from inspiring English sources

The book moves readily from the Vatican, where Mr. France describes the policies that he suggests contributed to the crisis, to the parish priest who would tell parents, "I'm going up to bless the children," and not return from the boys' bedrooms for a peculiarly long time.

It has been reported that chloride is not adsorbed or held back by soils, but it moves readily with the soil water into the crop.

As irrigation is concerned, chloride is not adsorbed or held back by soils; therefore, it moves readily with the soil water, gets adsorbed by crops, moves in the transpiration stream, and accumulates in the leaves (Ayers and Westcot 1994).

But unlike hydronium ions, CO2 moves readily across cell membranes, and a high local transdural partial pressure gradient facilitates CO2 diffusion from the CSF to the blood from which it is eliminated via alveolar minute ventilation.

She moved readily from references to philosophers, poets, literary theoreticians and film auteurs.

Immigrants, unlike natives, move readily to areas where labour is in short supply, so easing bottlenecks.

However, unskilled labour is not mobile, and cannot move readily if 'here' and 'there' are far apart.

Because soluble salts move readily with water, evaporation moves salts to the soil surface where they accumulate and harden the soil surface delaying germination (Sunseri et al. 1998; Kaushik et al. 2004).

This shows that high level of ED makes the positive linkage between KMC and innovation performance stronger thereby ED forces firms to assimilate and use new information better, create more new product configurations and move readily to new markets.

Olivia moved readily and suddenly she wasn't moving as much.

They must be able to move readily and rapidly between the past (constraints of culture and legacy systems) and the future (the limitless world of digital possibility).