Sentence examples for readily defeated from inspiring English sources

This isn't a huge problem since it is readily defeated by programs.

In 1982, the Reagan Administration tried to bury the manufacturing clause but was readily defeated.

Mr. Chávez's movement often repeated the notion that its critics were most readily defeated at the ballot box.

Reidentification is increasingly difficult to entirely prevent in today's mosaicked world and many forms of anonymization can be readily defeated.

"Despite the directive for staff to inspect doors on a frequent basis, at the hearing the Court received testimony that the locking mechanisms on cell doors are still readily defeated by inmates," Reeves wrote.

Ilyumzhinov is currently president of the International Chess Foundation (FIDE), a position he's held since 1995, after readily defeating former world chess champion Garry Kasparov last year for the job.

The government can readily be defeated by various combinations of other forces".

In the APL paper, however, Varanasi and his student J. David Smith, along with Tao Deng and colleagues at GE Research, report that when super-hydrophobic surfaces are exposed to supersaturated air (such as found in clouds), frost readily forms — thus defeating the purpose of the coating.

ISIS can be defeated, and quite readily.

With Napoleon III readily conceding defeat, these die-hard nationalists had no choice but to replace the capitulators with leaders of their own.

To the degree that one can extrapolate from the personal quarrel between Richman and Bourdain a larger philosophical debate about the proper future of American tastes, Richman readily concedes defeat.