Sentence examples for more readable for from inspiring English sources

But this overlooks an important feature of these apps — namely, they make a page of text more readable for printing or reviewing on a bigger computer screen.

I knew there was the military history but I didn't really want to do that, because I wanted something that was more readable for the general public.

She redesigned the ballot to make the type larger and more readable for her elderly constituents, "so they wouldn't have to squint".

If doctors have to avoid using clinical terms and medical jargon to make it more readable for the patient, this could limit the usefulness of the record for other healthcare professionals".

Perhaps this style would make the book more readable for people who don't read very much as the chapters are short, but I read a lot and still greatly enjoyed the book.

The examples discussed in the paper will also be useful for the standardization, leading to harmonized documents more readable for all users.

Instead of the position notation we can use more readable dot notation for components.

Another part is the high production values of the magazine itself, making it more readable and serious-looking for Western eyes, used to the production quality of mass-market magazines.

For a more readable (and cheaper) guide to devolved tax, the Scottish Parliament's research service, SPICE, is worth a look.

For a more readable but depressing look at just how tough it can be to maintain security, there's Secrets and Lies: Digital Security in a Networked World (Wiley, $30), in which Bruce Schneier, a cryptographer and security consultant, describes the many ways systems can be compromised.

The prize receives huge media scrutiny; last year's shortlist was highly criticized for being more "readable" than containing "artistic quality".