Sentence examples for readily possible from inspiring English sources

Technology makes such leaks more readily possible on a scale that is new, and the technology may introduce a qualitative difference in how we must judge such things.

"When the time came to restore relations afterwards... it was more readily possible because within the United Kingdom there had been a vigorous and vocal resistance to the government's aggressive action".

It's easy to see, from just a couple of minutes, whether a movie is of particular artistic interest; it's impossible, of course, to gather much about the scope or essence of the director's artistry or even of the particular movie's merit, but readily possible to see — rather, to feel — the distinctive tone and personal imprint in a brief series of images.

In a letter discovered by the historian Andrew Zimmerman, one of the officers replied, "In the concentration camps taking and preserving the skulls of Herero prisoners of war will be more readily possible than in the country, where there is always a danger of offending the ritual feelings of the natives".

In accordance with Islamic tradition, under which people are buried on the day they die, showing the colonel bodies of all the Libyans killed in recent months, hundreds of them here in Misurata alone, by his military forces and militias was not readily possible.

There was no laryngeal anatomical abnormality, and tracheal intubation was readily possible.

Marketers who wish to influence this buying task must help the consumer process the information as readily as possible.

A catalyst is chosen that releases the products formed as readily as possible; otherwise the products remain on the catalyst surface and act as poisons to the process.

Mature TTR1-RGD fibrils were also found to fragment more readily, indicating possible differences in mechanical properties.

The results suggest therefore that there are more readily learnable possible designs than those proposed in the standard.

The simplicity of the bacterial system facilitated automation in a way that may not have readily been possible using other protein production systems.