Sentence examples for actionable too from inspiring English sources

"That can be a separate standalone product, but we'd really like to make that data actionable too".

The new Contact Cards are actionable, too, allowing you to search for further emails from that person, click to compose a new email to them, add them to your address book, edit their information, or click on the Facebook or Flickr icon to go to their profile on those networks.

The new Contact Cards are actionable, too, allowing you to search for further emails from that person, click to compose a new email to them, add them to your address book, edit their information, or click on the Facebook or Flickr icon to go to their profile on those networks.

In its present form, the plan is not actionable because it is too broad in scope and doesn't provide a detailed plan to facilitate change.

In a nutshell, the problem is that the solutions currently available have been built in isolation (by necessity limiting the scope makes projects more tractable), have little/no machine actionable semantic meaning, are too rigid, are not easy to extend (without breaking existing systems), and are tied heavily to their implementation.

Will it help governments monitor potential terrorist activity and provide actionable information before it's too late?

A decent, actionable edge doesn't show up too often and when it does, usually it doesn't last too long.

So while I might nit-pick and suggest that "conserving resources" is a bit too broad to be actionable, it's a good list.

Note: "Hit" is also likely actionable.

Depending on how far back you want to go, using images where words would be seen as too crass or literal (or actionable) is a time-honoured tradition that stretches back to the Renaissance.

If you have difficulty breaking it down into a clear, actionable goal, you may be making things too complicated and muddled both for you and for your readers.