Sentence examples for readily on from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not surprisingly, conferees in Berlin could agree readily on only one point, borrowed from the Hippocratic oath: "We will do no harm".

These Patriots don't capitalize as readily on those miscues.

But friendliness to Canada has not been readily on offer among parts of Europe's radical left.

But such boldness does not translate readily on Pakistan's slow tracks.

Such a move will allow BBC3's online only content to be seen more readily on the iPlayer.

The 25-year-old Weaver would accept the assignment, which he might not do so readily on any other team.

Most aerobic microorganisms grow readily on substances such as succinate or malate as their sole source of carbon.

It is safe to assume that the steely Popovich will not chuckle quite so readily on the topic.

This might be a culture not of attention deficit but of "a wealth of attention focused more readily on the things that warrant it".

Opportunities came his way far more readily on the artificial surface here, with Giedrius Arlauskis denying him three times before England had a lead.

Still, Mr. Albert says more could be done, like changing the notices' typography so that riders can focus more readily on trains they care about.