Sentence examples for more usable is from inspiring English sources

Making computer-based products (and services) more usable is smart business.

The best way to ensure lead data is more usable is to break down the wall between CRM and lead lists.

The services that really make voicemail more usable are those that convert voicemail into text and then send it to you via email or SMS (Spinvox, PhoneTag Yap and Jott, for example).

We teach people how and why to use Tor and we are always working to make our tools both more secure and more usable, which is why we use our own tools and listen to user feedback.

In contrast, having more usable APs is less effective in relieving the problem for locations close to an AP, possibly because the equivalent Fisher information matrix for such a location is largely dominated by only the contribution of that AP.

So, it's more usable than it is engaging.

– Robert McMahon, editor at Council on Foreign Relations Policy information is more usable if it's linked to corresponding actions one can take, or if it helps stir debate.

But what is getting less attention is that the new generation of nuclear arms, if deployed, are intended to afford "discriminate options" in their use to destroy a city, a province or a country "presumably" as advertised without a wider fallout and thus are intended to be more "usable" as opposed to being more of a deterrent as is the case with traditional nuclear arms.

Predictive methods are even more usable if they are not "black boxes" and can identify what biological features are the most important for accurate predictions.

Obviously the more tangible such yardsticks are, the more usable they will be.

"The NPR's call for additional low-yield weapons is a solution in search of a problem," Reif said "There is no evidence that more usable nuclear weapons are necessary or would enhance deterrence".