Sentence examples for more easily read from inspiring English sources

The first is that it requires that companies can break their own security measures so that messages can be more easily read.

Samples today come with with further detail, involving GPS data, and are computer-generated so they can be more easily read.

Election officials, it seemed, had marked absentee ballots with a pen to make them more easily read by a vote-counting machine.

It includes wide-ranging powers that can force companies including Apple to help spies break into customers' phones, and to break security features so that the Government can more easily read messages.

In 2011, in one of Facebook's earliest experiences with media publishers, The Washington Post, among others, created so-called social reader tools, a way to more easily read and share stories on Facebook.

This new breed of public-interest designers proceeds from a belief that everybody deserves good design, whether in a prescription bottle label that people can more easily read and understand, a beautiful pocket park to help a city breathe or a less stressful intake experience at the emergency room.

This last question can be dealt with more easily: reading has the power not only to demolish time and span the ages, but also the capacity to make one feel more human — human meaning at one with humanity — and possibly less savage.

Despite popular demand of what most cars give you, Toyota thought they'd make it easier on their customers to give them a more-enjoyable and more easily-read readout.

By repopulating your gut with healthy bacteria, you help your body more easily digest (read: extract nutrients from) the foods you eat.

People buy more if they can easily read the choices.

The rapturously depressive German writer, who died in 2001, would seem an unlikely hero for contemporary avant-gardists, who have been more easily imagined reading comic books.