more readily

That makes devices more readily available to those who want to figure out vulnerabilities to exploit.

When it comes to scandalous sexual relations women are more readily exposed and eagerly shamed than their male counterparts.

Whereas the question of why no help arrived on the night of the attack is one Americans might more readily be interested in.

Doing so inspires others to more readily pull their weight, and then some.

The significance of the different varieties is more readily understood if one considers their mode of formation.

"As you will," said Mr. Hillary, falling in with the wish more readily than he might have done for anyone but a dying man.

The inoffensive word was the more readily adopted by the classes who had least notion of its signification.

Besides, it will only make the bully attack him more readily when he wants anything out of him.

Of course, when one is in perfect bodily health one can more readily resist the infection of disease.