Sentence examples for which were readily from inspiring English sources

The Knicks had other problems in Sunday's loss, which were readily conceded.

The Hupa economy was based on elk, deer, salmon, and acorns, all of which were readily available in the region.

And at a time when the aristocracy of Anglicanism was still arguing over the place of Catholic ritual in Protestant worship the dockland churches of East London, which were readily incorporating Catholic ritual, were filled to overflowing on Sundays.

Instead cultural confusions were swept aside; questions like "Why doesn't your family watch TV?" and "Why can't you eat pork?" were dealt with by easy answers such as "My dad says books are better for the brain", and "My family's Hindu", which were readily accepted.

Although Liebig's claim was later proven to be incorrect, and his fertilizers were shown to be inefficient and uneconomic, investigations conducted at the Rothamsted Experimental Station in Hertfordshire by his English pupil J.H. Gilbert, together with the landowner John Bennet Lawes, led to the discovery of superphosphates, which were readily developed as fertilizers.

When used with a universal reverse primer, the two species-specific primers gave amplification products of different size, which were readily separated in an agarose gel.

Leadership requires a purpose which is readily understood and widely supported.

This applies particularly in the "torrent of criminal legislation", not all of which is "readily intelligible".

Around four-fifths of murders are committed with firearms, which are readily available.

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I cannot see anything better out there which is readily available".