Sentence examples for readily sought from inspiring English sources

Others readily sought to match the prices, and success, of his Fur Vault Inc.

Now it is the mahogany found in the Amazon -- Big Leaf Mahogany, Swietenia macrophylla -- that is readily sought.

A second opinion is important in cases of doubt and should be readily sought.

"He was enthusiastic to learn on the job, engage in discussion and readily sought advice and input from his colleagues".

Small molecule inhibitors of predominantly the Chk1 kinase have been readily sought as a mechanism through which the anti-tumor activity of cytotoxic chemotherapeutics may be increased whilst sparing normal cells [ 22, 23].

But in a written statement, Garry L. McKee, the service's administrator, said it values its employees and "readily seeks their input and advice".

The I.R.S. commissioner, Douglas H. Shulman, says he hopes the new rules will encourage companies to more readily seek I.R.S. rulings about the legality of their tax positions.

Ancient Greeks could more readily seek the intercession of Olympian gods than today's citizens can hope to change policy in Brussels.

It has already made an enormous difference, with schools which back the campaign reporting much better atmospheres and attitudes to academic work and employers saying that they readily seek to take on young people who have acted as volunteers because they prove such good employees.

YouTube showed corporate managers that online video doesn't have to be expensively produced to be effective, that consumers will readily seek out clips if they're easy to access and that video can be used to build communities around brands or common interests.

People with high confidence levels more readily seek out contradictory information to their personal position to form an argument.