Sentence examples for more useable than from inspiring English sources

Today the system is more useable than ever, though not without its faults.

The search firm's chairman Eric Schmidt described the acquisition at the time as "an important bet" on intelligent devices for the home that were "infinitely more useable" than existing kit.

Air tables are found to be more useable than any other dry gravity concentrator particularly in the food industry as they are originally developed for seed separation (Burt 1984).

Pigs grow quickly, require less pasture, produce less methane, and have more useable parts than just about any other animal.

It's particularly useful if you're having a conversation over text and need to look at a map or similar, and is much more useable on the larger 5.5in screen than the 5in Pixel.

There is no change in the capabilities of the system, no move to produce more useable weapons and no change in nuclear policy or doctrine.

The part of the new phone worth mentioning, he said, is that its extra-high-resolution photos allow for better editing of photos, and therefore more useable results.

"The Nest is a natural evolution of those kinds of devices, and I think you should imagine that the Google technology applied to the things that Nest do will be infinitely more intelligent, and infinitely more useable.

The Honda is more spacious, with a more useable rear seat and more cargo capacity, while the Mazda accelerates more smartly, turns more crisply and displays more flair than its altogether more ponderous foil.

Lumatic is tackling making cities more useable by pedestrians.

I've been using the Cingular 8125 (HTC Wizard) and I find the Nokia E62 to be far more useable.