Sentence examples for make it readable from inspiring English sources

Punctuation is useful for organising prose to make it readable.

"I've done my best to make it readable by making sure there are no footnotes.

Create a directory in /tmp, make it readable only by you with chmod 700, and then run wallet from that directory and download the keytab in that directory.

If your role is highly complex, don't dumb it down, but strive to make it readable.

He and others have lamented the absence in contemporary judicial writing of style, pungency, wit, a personal touch — anything that might make it readable.

Perhaps I needed to "mount" the XPS 13's internal drive, or issue a Terminal command, or alter something in the BIOS to make it readable by Mint.

Its transflective design makes it readable in sunlight, but the backlight is hardly dazzling.

All of this happens instantaneously and unconsciously, Dr. Damasio said — until the insula integrates the information and makes it readable to the conscious regions of the brain.

Students are able and willing to attend to issues of readability and surface error only when they have written something that is of enough value to make the arduous task of making it readable worth the effort.

2. Making content available is not the same as making it readable One of the things I try to explain early to our publishing MA students is that effective publishing is often most evident when invisible.

The designers seem to have clustered things by color in a way that roughly mimics a map of the world — a landscape of continents — which is about the only thing that makes it readable.