Sentence examples for without readily from inspiring English sources

The author moves between clouds of abstraction and mounds of data — nineteenth-century irrigation methods in Herat, kinship networks in Pashtun financial systems — without readily discernible priorities.

Carmakers have been wary of anything but small demonstration projects because that network didn't exist, and cities, states and countries are unlikely to commit millions to build such an infrastructure without readily available cars.

At least some of this concern is allayed by the observation that antibodies to shared epitopes have been shown to reside in the body naturally without readily causing autoimmune manifestation38.

This is because unions, corporations, "super PACs" and other organizations are able to make unlimited independent expenditures on our elections without readily and openly disclosing where the money they are spending is coming from.

The eight-port model also features a Power-over-Ethernet option for connectivity in locations without readily available power sources.

This does not imply that all New Zealand children have a similar level of understanding those from urban regions or areas without readily accessible forests are likely to have different perceptions.

Though his dancers address one another in ways we can recognize, they also have a personal language that's expressive without being readily translatable.

For example, he said, if a patient has serious arthritis and hypertension and cannot go to places without a readily accessible bathroom on the first floor because she takes a diuretic for high blood pressure, perhaps the blood pressure medication should be changed.

What becomes of those in small towns and/or those without a readily available community?

For example, psychologists Felix Warneken from Harvard and Michael Tomasello from the Max Planck Institute in Germany found that 18-month olds will, without prompting, readily help another person.

Yet, this most serious domestic threat to his rule leaves Egypt without any readily identifiable successor that most Egyptians (let alone, Washington) would find a satisfying alternative given events on the ground.