Sentence examples for with more readily from inspiring English sources

Ecstasy producers have replaced safrole with more readily accessible chemicals.

Mr. Nader saw them as one of many tactics the industry adopted to put off pressure from Washington to improve mileage with more readily available technology.

It is driven by a human being you can see and communi- cate with more readily than you can with a guy in a car whose windows are shut and whose stereo is blasting.

Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, said: "The data dashboard will serve as an important weathervane… and is the clear next stage for the London datastore, providing Londoners with more readily understandable information on how the GLA group is meeting its pledges".

In such instances, the international community, with more readily access to some of these capabilities expressed with large χ, may contribute more.

In general, research plans are weighed more heavily later in the game, with more readily comprehensible evidence (especially pedigree, letters of recommendation, impact factor of journals, etc).

I think people feel they can get to grips with punctuation more readily than with other linguistic topics, and so are more prepared to speak out about it.

It was found by GC-FID (Table 2) that δ-tocopherol reacts with CH2N2 more readily in comparison with γ- and α-tocopherol.

We trust them more and engage with them more readily.

"I'm sure that I translate my thoughts into sentences more insistently, and associate them with words more readily, than a lot of people," he told me.

Neil Campbell, president at Tropicana North America in Chicago, part of PepsiCo Americas Beverages, acknowledged that consumers can communicate with marketers "more readily and more quickly" than ever.