Sentence examples for readily caught from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurial skills that can otherwise spill over into corruption can be channelled towards social responsibility and effective action towards the countless young people so readily caught up in violence because they are unemployed or underemployed.

According to the Farmer's Almanac: The fishing tribes are given credit for the naming of this Moon, since sturgeon, a large fish of the Great Lakes and other major bodies of water, were most readily caught during [August].

Their studies found that moths with an intact sound-producing apparatus typically located at the tip of the genitals were spared, whereas those silenced by the researchers were readily caught.

It is also readily caught, and often killed, by recreational anglers.

Because of its head shape, individuals of all ages are readily caught in gillnets; small numbers are also caught on line gear and in bottom trawls.

Tall perennial grasses and flowering herbs, which readily catch fire during the dry season, occupy most of the open ground.

We readily get caught up in a pattern where each thing that conspires against our health -- lack of sleep, excess stress, weight gain, poor eating, lack of exercise -- compounds the next, until the degenerating spiral takes our quality of life right down the drain.

Fresh fish is readily available, caught off Israel's coast or raised in ponds in the wake of advances in fish farming in Israel.

Professor Playford said: "Although bladder cancer can be readily treated if caught early enough, once it starts to invade into deeper tissues and spread to distant sites, it is a much more difficult, painful and life-affecting cancer to live with.

This shark is caught most readily on longlines, but is also susceptible to gillnets, driftnets, trawls, and handlines.

I have become someone I don't recognise so readily when I catch myself in the mirror late at night, I feel like a lesser version of myself; incomplete.