Sentence examples similar to in more accessible language from inspiring English sources

The centre-left thinktank Demos has been publishing daily since February under the title Demos Greenhouse (www.demosgreenhouse.co.uk/) and thankfully using more accessible language than in their other publications.

Java, a notoriously opaque programming language, was replaced by a more accessible language called Python.

We can get it in more accessible locations.

That shape could be developed in more accessible fabrics.

Working in the more accessible German language, exported writers such as Richard Wagner and Herta Müller have built up an international readership.

Some participants emphasised the need for more accessible, non-technical language, while many described mastering medical language as a tool for gaining control over their future.

In the 1960's, he returned to a more accessible harmonic language, including lighter works with a calypso flavor.

Hilhorst said most Britons were taught Shakespeare in his original English while abroad there were often translations which used a more contemporary, accessible language.

Students and faculty at Peking University abandoned the literary language and created a new popular fiction, written in a more-accessible colloquial language on themes from ordinary life.

This is a very elegant study which has been explained in very accessible language.

They are conducted in common sense, accessible language, not buried in arcane regulations that only professionals read.