Sentence examples for built in good from inspiring English sources

Certain models will also feature unique disk encryption built in, good for Lenovo's target business users.

iPad As announced at Google's I/O conference, the company's Android app for its Google+ social network has been updated with a native tablet build – in good time for the new Nexus 7 device.

This paper presents a unified framework of EHR usability, called TURF, which is (1) a theory for describing, explaining, and predicting usability differences; (2) a method for defining, evaluating, and measuring usability objectively; (3) a process for designing built-in good usability; and (4) once fully developed, a potential principle for developing EHR usability guidelines and standards.

A song has its own motivation built in – a good song does".

Many of the exercises come with funniness built in, and good cheer plus a readiness to look ridiculous is all that's required to ensure the laughs flow.

First among those gauzy memories: "A budget that is balanced and in surplus" – like the budget Bill Clinton built in the good old days before the spendthrift George W Bush administration came in.

He can get excited about all sorts of things: the aesthetic theory of the French philosopher Jacques Rancière, "E.T.," Scandinavian art cinema (in June he gave a talk in Oslo at a symposium on Liv Ullmann and was relieved when Ullmann laughed at the funny parts), the ultra-green house in upstate New York he built in 2000, good food and fine wine and his studio's movies.

After years of wrangling, the new British Library was built in a derelict goods yard beside St Pancras station, the only space big enough for the largest public building constructed in Britain in the 20th century.

It has been said that obsolescence was first deliberately built in to consumer goods in the 1920s by a shady cartel of lightbulb manufacturers in Germany who reduced the working lives of their bulbs from 2,500 hours to 1,000.

* Hamas wants a sea port built in Gaza, allowing goods and people to be ferried in and out of the enclave.

Only a year since he started cleaning up Tyco, the new boss, Ed Breen, insists that the businesses Mr Kozlowski built are in good shape.When Mr Breen accepted the top job at Tyco in July 2002, the company was in crisis.