Sentence examples for more easily readable from inspiring English sources

Engineers are considering a new type of roof light, with more easily readable LCD displays, and branding options that would allow taxis to create a citywide campaign for major events, like the 2014 Super Bowl in New Jersey.

One purpose of this paper is to make streamlined and more easily readable versions of these arguments available in peer-reviewed journal form.

Thus, I think that the current version of the manuscript should be more easily readable than the first version.

In order to make sure you remember to include these items (and also to make your headache diary more easily readable) it's best to structure each diary entry as a form with pre-written fields.

It is often reasonable to assume that your readers have some understanding of your field and the specific language it entails, but anything you can do to make the abstract more easily readable is a good thing.

However, for most useful applications, more practical and easily readable optical, electronic, or mechanical outputs are preferred.

These emotional signals aren't actually part of the story they've been added to make the topic more easily understood, and therefore readable.

It would be a fine thing to have more such brief histories, made easily readable to the non-specialist, of the major world languages.

It's often a bit vague – Arkham Knight really does let you loose and free, and in a world this size it's not as easily readable as the more dense Arkham City – but the thrill of chasing the majority of these clues is still intoxicating.

As I layer the image, or deconstruct it, the original concept becomes that bit more foggy and, I think, if something is not easily readable or understandable at a first look, it can create a sense of unease or confusion in the viewer.

With Wallet, Acrylic has a background in encryption and mobile security, though Pulp's focus on making online content easily readable on iOS and the Mac is probably a more natural fit for Facebook.