Sentence examples for much less readily from inspiring English sources

The people he meets tend to be politically conservative, and although they talk readily about the urban blight they left behind, they talk much less readily about race.

As fertility has begun to fall, though, other explanations have come to the fore.Family planning is much less readily available in Africa than it was in Asia.

But audits of country programmes, project impact appraisals, project designs, memorandums of understanding and evaluations are much less readily available than information such as strategy, annual reports and overall project costs.

As a result, AEDs will inevitably become much more expensive and much less readily available.

A number of studies have shown that P. aeruginosa strains lacking flagella are much less readily phagocytosed by alveolar macrophages and polymorphonuclear leukocytes [4], [5].

It has been shown that phages adsorb much less readily under the condition used in this study [ 16].

Crossing the street poses more risks than one can catalog, much less process readily.

We are years away from any semblance of commercially viable quantum computers, much less those that can readily implement machine learning and neural networks.

In a culture that celebrates staying together and working things out, the restlessness of Bill's wives, even when they have it so good, has made them less readily sympathetic but much more interesting.

One of the reason for preferential HCO3− uptake is that the HCO3− anion is much less membrane permeable than CO2, which readily diffuse out of cells.

Note that I'm focusing on those assigned male at birth; the care of "tomboys" is much less difficult, if only because more parents readily accept masculine behavior in their daughters.