readily understand

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I can readily understand why they remained largely undischarged.

"This is not easy to write - as you will readily understand," said Grade.

SAILORS readily understand why the little cafe in Dodson's Boatyard in Stonington is called Boom.

Perhaps our children more readily understand this and embrace it than we do.

And certainly, it's not one that many will readily understand," he said.

"Employers and parents must be able to readily understand the relationship between existing qualifications and the diploma".

However, what's usually needed is to focus the idea in terms that investors and customers can readily understand.

It cannot be fair, it cannot reach reasonable decisions, if no one can simply, speedily and readily understand the procedural rules it is going to apply.

"Somehow, I could more readily understand women committing physical torture against prisoners of war," writes Jill Porter for the Philadelphia News last week.

In contrast to many modern-day philosophers whose writings can be practically unintelligible, Dr. Kolakowski writes in a way that even nonacademics can readily understand.

Outside, on the roadway that crosses the five-hundred-and-sixty-six-foot structure, one could readily understand where the marbles might have gone.