Sentence examples for reconciled easily from inspiring English sources
More generally, current knowledge about mutation rates and the distribution of deleterious mutational effects (DDME) cannot be reconciled easily with extinction times of more than a million years in the absence of outcrossing.
This observation does not reconcile easily with the absence of a phenotype in heterozygous null mice (although a reduction in extracellular α1α1α2 has never been demonstrated in these mice).
They were easily reconciled.
These views are not easily reconciled.
These rights cannot always be easily reconciled.
The regional traditions were not always easily reconciled.
In principle, the three statements might be reconciled — although not easily.
His comments are not easily reconciled with his party's stated commitment to decentralisation.
The left is not easily reconciled to Mrs Clinton's record and style.
The circle of our aspirations is not easily reconciled with the square of our human propensities.
But their negotiating priorities, and those of the Bush Administration, which involved itself in the talks, were not easily reconciled.
