Sentence examples for readily moves from inspiring English sources

Researchers have sequenced the entire genome of a virulent strain of Streptococcus pneumoniae, a bacterium that readily moves from the throat to invade the lungs, blood, or brain, and kills millions of children and elderly people every year.

The pressure wave forces tissue out of the way, creating a temporary cavity; the tissue readily moves back into place, but it is damaged.

It spotted a troubling shortage of people who could readily move into general management jobs.

But the capable 50-year-old can readily move out from his mentor's shadow.

But some of them are little more than trailers, he conceded, which are readily moved to other illegal sites.

Hanna and the children would readily move out, but they know that nobody would buy the house.

But Americans readily move to where the jobs have shifted, even if this means crossing state lines.

As the tail took on more of a steering function and less of a supportive one, it became shorter and more readily moved as a unit.

As factors of production become more mobile, they become more difficult to tax.Companies can ever more readily move production to countries where tax rates are lower.

In a typical conductor (metal), the valence band is about half filled with electrons, which readily move from atom to atom, carrying a current.

"Up to now, all-purpose computers have required a great amount of space to sit down in and couldn't be readily moved from place to place.