Sentence examples for an understandable language from inspiring English sources

"Our mission was to show the Jesus film to every person in the world in an understandable language and in a setting where they live," says Mr. Eshleman.

"Also, coverage of developments taking place in religions that are not widely represented in society is weak and doesn't always explain the nuances in an understandable language for local constituencies," Mhanna said.

The use of genetic terminology or jargon may also pose challenges for providers and it has been recommended that reports be written in an understandable language for non-geneticist health providers [ 44, 88].

An underlying goal of risk communication is to provide useful, relevant and accurate information in an understandable language and format for a particular audience or risk group [ 1, 2].

"He was from the mountains and incapable of explaining his defence in any understandable language.

Conventional wisdom holds that ethnic tensions are not severe in Madagascar -- most of the nearly 50 ethnic groups speak a mutually understandable language and have lived in peace for a century.

On this latter reading, §§258 and 270, for example, are attempts to give the interlocutor what he says he wants, but which, in the end, amount to nothing (in the case of 258) or bring us back to a publicly understandable language (in the case of 270).

Both publications are written at a generally understandable language level.

If they decided to do so by clicking on the link, they were sent to the questionnaire which had an introduction in which the aim of the survey was again explained with a respectful and understandable language, while making it clear that it was a voluntary survey and that their data would remain confidential.

In addition, they have a professional layout, understandable language and good references to other sources of information [ 45, 47].

While anyone combing through government press releases would undoubtedly be able to "find things" that did not conform, he said the intention was to use a "consistent style and understandable language".