There is an editorial tendency these days, to tie things rather readily with the atom bomb.
In at least one instance, an Internet company did not cooperate so readily with the government.
The coyote hybridizes readily with the domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris); the offspring are called coydogs.
The PP lives readily with the abortion law that it fought bitterly in the 1980s.
Welbeck would not engage too readily with the comparisons with Thierry Henry, though.
She chats readily with the crowd, but always sounds slightly stilted, as though she is talking under duress.
Mr. Bush has repeatedly assailed Vice President Al Gore as someone who bends too readily with the political winds.
This could be one reason why we associate him most readily with the chilling portrayal of psychos and sociopaths.
And rarely in a modern concerto recording does one encounter a soloist who interacts so readily with the orchestra.
Bad computer security practices like that can be mitigated far more readily with the ZMap scanning system -Durumeric developed.
Indeed, some theological discussion is still going on about whether "Creation Care" dovetails readily with the most literal interpretations of the Bible's teachings.
