Sentence examples for a readily understandable from inspiring English sources

The closing of the frontier did mark the end of a readily understandable period in American history.

Surveying the twenty-year history of the field while also highlighting its latest findings and innovations, this volume provides a readily understandable introduction to the foundations of epigenetics.

Like Howard Brenton in Anne Boleyn, Edgar also finds a hero in the outlawed William Tyndale, whose mission was to translate the scriptures into a readily understandable vernacular.

The benefit of this approach is that it allows engineers to distill large volumes of refueling data into a readily understandable format in a short period of time.

And unlike Tremor Video, which is the first of several advertising technology companies to go public, Noodles & Company has a readily understandable and proven business.

Others compress a readily understandable message into a new compound: bibliofind.com, for example, uses the Greek biblion, "book," which bibliophiles know, with the English verb to find -- you use this Web site to find old books.

Information must be presented in a manner readily understandable to the affected employees and students.

CPED combines elements of existing measures into a powerful, readily understandable one.

Rather it is giving them a simple, readily understandable set of guidelines and the most important tool they need to follow them: the ability to cook.

These checks and balances might include: First, assuring that the flow of compliance and risk information from senior management is timely, complete and in a context readily understandable by board and committee members.

Furthermore, we also perceive a need for a comprehensive and readily understandable way to capture and illustrate these often quite complicated livelihood landscapes.