Sentence examples for more searchable and from inspiring English sources

Slack, for example, is working on tools to make information much more searchable and accessible.

"We want to take analog info, help users get it into Dropbox, and make it more searchable and accessible".

Tagging brings a bottoms-up order to the Web by making information more searchable and thus easier to find.

Giphy started as part of a Hacker-in-Residence program at betaworks, with the goal to make GIFs more searchable and shareable.

It means "a more personalised website with clearer and more searchable graphics and more information on screen and on air".

3. Making Facebook more searchable in and of itself is not a game-changer.

The new version of the app still does all that, but it's been overhauled to make videos more prevalent and easier to find, more easily searchable and shareable, and to provide more relevant recommendations the more that you use the app.

It's entire mobile strategy is predicated on open access for all apps, devices, and services because that creates a larger, more vibrant, and more searchable mobile Web.

Enhanced searchability and information access: Enterprise 2.0 makes the information more searchable by enabling the various stakeholders to access relevant, timely, and updated information anytime and anywhere with internet enabled devices leading to time saving and enhanced productivity (Lennon [2009]; Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]; Bughin et al. [2011]; Chui et al. [2012]).

The more places you are online and the more searchable you are the better success you will have at being hired.

The magazine will also include a new live reviews section, how-to buy guides and more artist Q&As, while uncut.co.uk will feature a cleaner design with more searchable content, an increased emphasis on blogs and recommendations, bigger photos and video functionality.