Sentence examples for be more readable from inspiring English sources
It is considered that when all points must to be labeled and overlaps are inevitable, the map can be more readable if overlapping labels are placed more distant from each other.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR — THE CAUCUS For those who want to follow along on Twitter with what the Nevada Republican Party issues beginning at 8 p.m. Eastern time, meaning all 16 counties outside of Clark County, it may be more readable to follow @NVGOP rather than @NVvotecount, which we mentioned earlier.
Another of the principal limitations observed about the IPCC reports was the inaccessibility of the language to non-expert audiences, which was a severe obstacle to practical decision-making at the local government level; the reports need to be more readable and accessible.
Before going any further, we introduce the used notation, so that the rest of the text would be more readable.
This new money is supposed to be more readable for those with vision problems, but, as you'd expect when asking bureaucrats to come up with a solution, the new currency has turned out to be less readable than the old.
The play would be more readable to-day, if he had written it in rhyme; the whole would be more easily declaimed, and the good things more easily remembered; it would lose none of its excellence of structure, thought, vocabulary and figures of speech.
Some see it as a counterpart to Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" (though it is more readable).
Yet in an odd fashion Lewis is more readable - even more Burgess-like - than this whey-complexioned product by Andrew Biswell.
His research makes a valuable contribution to journalism history; one only wishes his writing were more readable.
