Sentence examples for readily to accept from inspiring English sources

The advent of consumer society was accompanied by a profound psychological change in poor people, which predisposed them more readily to accept a proposition they had previously resented and rejected.

HRQoL even improved slightly over time, which may be partially explained by a so-called response shift; i.e., although patients experience a change in health over time, they become more readily to accept their situation.

Senator Lautenberg's "Large Capacity Ammunition Feeding Device Act" would prohibit the manufacture and sale of ammunition magazines that have a capacity of, or could be readily converted to accept, more than 10 rounds of ammunition.

In this rural community, despite low perceived vulnerability to HIV, most drug users were readily willing to accept an HIV vaccine.

[FG3,M2]" Both men and women were still readily able to accept their diabetes following an adjustment period after the initial diagnosis; both groups identified the importance of acceptance in obtaining knowledge about the disease and proper management in overcoming fears about their own health.

Ann Patchett The "Bel Canto" author Ann Patchett is shameless: she readily confesses to accepting travel assignments only to do background research for her novels.

The technique makes use of fast real-time data processing methods to identify the bubble orientation during measurement and to accept readily interpretable data for only those bubbles whose central axes are coincident with the probe axis.

Another possibility is that physicians in large medical facility are more frequently exposed to new drugs and tending to readily accept the latest, or most up-to-date, medications [ 33].

These surveys had been useful in extending the knowledge of the school personnel about the influence of war on children, and most children had readily accepted to fill in the questionnaires while parents were less ready to accept the surveys.

Because of the ubiquity of their subjective experiences, humans seem to readily accept the anthropomorphic extension of these mental states to other animals.

He would also have to abandon hopes of anything other than direct Communist rule for "political" Tibet.In return, Beijing might allow Tibetan religion and culture to flourish more readily even to accept Tibetan as the, or a, language of government.