Sentence examples for readily put from inspiring English sources

Upon reaching classical Greece, Wolf abandons history, because the Greeks' alphabet-reading brains probably resembled ours, which can be readily put into scanners.

More recently, he has developed a provocative hypothesis about the emergence of the laws of quantum mechanics, called the principle of precedence – and this one seems much more readily put to the test.

"We can't readily put informers on the witness stand or always make available intelligence without risk to sources and it wouldn't usually be possible, nor desirable, in such cases to bring witnesses from the Middle East to testify," Abbott said.

We predict and find that role-taking experience stimulates perspective taking, which allows auditors to more readily put themselves "in the manager's shoes," benefitting financial-reporting quality.

It shouldn't surprise anyone, however, that Mr. Romney would so readily put down America's unemployed and underemployed.

"Any amount of withholding that is substantial will readily put a lie to [Clinton's] expressed wish that 'it all be disclosed.'".

There is a very real danger he will defer to executive power that tramples on civil liberties and readily puts people to death.

The performance, as she readily admits, put her on the map.

What was notably uncomplicated, for me, was how readily I put the accident behind me.

This is why there is so much more earth in a molehill than can readily be put back into the hole.

Non-league Hereford United's bonny commitment and often adroit bravado would readily have put out any number of Premiership swankpots with their babel of foreign slickers with no stomach for the unceremoniously folksy traditions of the FA Cup's annual general-excuse-me democracies when the hoi-polloi can play the hoity-toity for a day.