Sentence examples for that would readily from inspiring English sources

It is no longer the sleepy party school that would readily accept the offspring of any halfway prominent family in the state.

In the process the Fed was transformed, from a dour financial fortress that would readily throw millions out of work before risking a little inflation into a temple of boom.

One difficulty raised here is what is meant by identity, a topic that would readily take up several other volumes.

Using fibers and textiles that would readily biodegrade and forgoing embalming could be held up as examples of "being less bad" in the context of green burial.

Ancillary biochemical tests that would readily detect infection would be of great benefit.

To potentially improve adherence it would be of value to use a mixture of minerals and vitamins (including iron) that would readily disperse in liquids or semi-solids.

MR. GORE -- Well no, but well-known people that would be readily identifiable.

One group thought proteins were complex mixtures that would not readily lend themselves to chemical analysis.

"We are reaching out by going to business organizations that would more readily get to the community," Mr. Rogers said.

Lenders would wind up owning a portfolio of income-producing property that would be readily marketable to investors.

But Congress wanted realism, something that would be readily recognisable by ordinary Americans and not need "explaining".