Sentence examples for Findable on from inspiring English sources

However, information required must be quickly findable on the Internet: no-one will go surfing there for hours before taking the plunge in real life.

While the official criminal records had already been cancelled, the information was thus still findable on the internet.

For instance, the latest crush of Los Angeles cool-hunters such as Ariel Pink and Puro Instinct is Soviet new wave music, readily findable on YouTube.

Many of the playlists remain findable on Spotify today, but will stop appearing when its users search for them over the coming weeks.

But now this sort of travel information that was requested by mail and sent by the same route is findable on the Worldwide Web.

After a 100,000-strong petition protesting the decision and some fumbling the BBC revised its decision to make all the recipes just as findable on its remaining website, BBC Good Food, which just for good measure actually carries advertising.

Not just a sealed off archive, but easily findable (study on use of non easily accessible resources not being used as much).

Bruno Guillard, the owner of 1plusV, said Tuesday that Google had begun to make those pages findable again on its search engine as part of a process known as whitelisting, which began after European Union regulators opened their formal investigation on Nov. 30.

He kicks straight off with a sentence that simply isn't true: "A blog I wrote in 2007 will no longer be findable when searching on Google in Europe".

What it means is that a blog I wrote in 2007 will no longer be findable when searching on Google in Europe.

Today's and tomorrow's search engines make sites easily findable to the average Net user". Some believe Mail.com has been slow on the switch in terms of entering the Asian market.