Sentence examples for losing legibility from inspiring English sources

The space between the 'w' and the 'y' in New York was also eliminated, without losing legibility, which allowed the same number of letters in BARNEYS and NEWYORK when they are stacked.

But I wish the media and public had consulted some experts on this area before going nuts promoting this idea," he wrote, concluding that the idea to switch to Garamond from Times New Roman, "just doesn't hold water – or save money – without losing legibility".

Using flexible combinations of these abstraction/refinement mechanisms, OPM enables a system to be specified to any desired level of detail, without losing legibility or comprehension of the specification.

The second nitpick is with the menu, which sometimes lists the evening's selections in handwriting so romantically cursive that it loses legibility.

The soft hair, the inner tension, the level-eyed look of intellectual empathy: every brushmark is quick with life and descriptive power until you get closer, whereupon they lose legibility and it is nearly impossible to see how the portrait was made.

And yet, their study guide listed a black and white printing process called "monotype". It soon became clear that the object as a whole had lost its legibility; even though they could vividly describe its surface, they did not understand its making and were tentative discussing it, afraid of being wrong.

Anticipated benefits include, for example, the reduction of legibility errors thus making prescribing safer, the increase in efficiency through eliminating lost notes or charts, improvements in communication between care providers and the increase in capacity at a time of workforce and financial constraint [ 4].

"I lose, lose, lose".

Impact trumped legibility.

"Legibility is what we need".

It's legibility versus mystery.