Sentence examples for easy-to-read version from inspiring English sources

It gives those around us a quick, easy-to-read version of a complex and fickle existence.

The idea is to offer a clean, easy-to-read version of the website's content.

Next spring, NRC plans to issue an easy-to-read version of its report for practitioners and the general public.

The idea is to offer a clean, easy-to-read version of the website's content.

Researchers in a smoking cessation trial 56 compared the effect of the consent form being read aloud by the researcher with it being read by participants, while a cluster trial recruiting to oncology studies evaluated an easy-to-read version of the consent form.

Another change the FPF noticed is that some apps had begun to use a "short form notice," which is an easy-to read version of their privacy policy for consumers to briefly scan.

Full of surreal imagery, hopeful, romantic and often despairing commentary, Ferlinghetti's prose is an easier to read version of his poetry.

Separately, the Institute of Medicine and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the fall suggested yet another system: an easy-to-read nutritional version of the government's Energy Star label.

An easy-to-read, contrarian book.

Participants also received easy-to-read, picture-based instructions.

Easy-to-read fonts and type sizes help facilitate reading.