Sentence examples for but useable from inspiring English sources

A Louis Changarnier Vin de Pays d'Oc Pinot Noir (£29.50) off the sparse but useable list is light and likeable.

Friday is the last day he will spend drawing in the gallery, but he will continue adding works to the display, which includes, among much else, a "life-size" drawing of the head of King Kong, a decorated but useable table-tennis table and (my favorite) a wall covered with smudgy drawings of dense black circles, large, medium and small.

He will continue adding works to the display, which includes, among much else, a "life-size" drawing of the head of King Kong, a decorated but useable table-tennis table and (my favorite) a wall covered with smudgy drawings of dense black circles, large, medium and small.

Small, but useable, tensile muscle strokes were obtained (1.3% at 2.5 V and 0.52% at 1 V) when lifting loads that are ~25 times heavier than can be lifted by the same diameter human skeletal muscle.

This information is used to ensure that each sample RNA's highest-but-useable dilution retains enough qPCR signal strength to allow them to remain useful as qPCR samples (e.g. as the most dilute target or housekeeper standard, etc).

As immobilizing the knee and ankle is found to reduce the measuring error by almost half compared to standard footrests (Goh et al. 1995), we would not expect footrests to be adequate in a scanning model sensitive to rotation, but if useable, it would certainly be more comfortable for the patients and cause less effort for the staff.

That's a formidable body of potential evidence, but to be useable it needs audit and high-grade external appraisal.

OK, so the real answer is "useable", but let's expand our mind here: what would Clippy look like in the 21st century?

Some days we didn't get much that was useable, but on other days it captured the dynamism of the place.

But all the useable facilities were booked up, so we decided to have a session at our place, get the train to Doncaster then – as the trains weren't running from there to Hull, do the last bit by coach.

The on-screen keyboard is well thought out and useable but it's still not tactile.