Sentence examples for readily use from inspiring English sources

And in this sluggish economy, some companies will readily use war talk to jump-start sales.

Valerio Roselli, 27, who works for Warner Brothers in Rome, continues to drive his S.U.V. to drive to work even though he could readily use public transportation.

Harry Fletcher, the criminal justice director at Digital-Trust, said: "Criminals and abusers readily use technology and it is imperative that the criminal justice system catches up.

Yet when Preston writes that "the virus is a parasite" he's characterizing Ebola in language that some physicians and scientists would not readily use.

One difference is that a woman will readily use her feelings to build a collection instead of an outside source, like the work of an artist.

So it is only natural that those who buy units, which they can readily use at any time, would be hesitant to grab the prime winter dates for themselves.

"Iraq may cause some pause in criticism against us among governments who readily used force" there, Mr. Natalegawa said.

In the army, he took decisions more readily using his intuition.

Richard Parry, chief executive of Canal & River Trust, explained that older canal-side volunteers, such as lock-keepers, were readily using handheld devices to help them carry out their work.

That and the fact she was willing to point out that "bugger off" was not a phrase that Mumbai policemen readily used.

Lawful decision-making – and whether judicial review was too readily used – were apparently discussed at one of the private seminars Thomas had attended at the Institute for Government.