Sentence examples for more user friendly is from inspiring English sources

Part of what makes Windows 7 so much more user friendly is the makeover that the Taskbar and System Tray have gotten.

This is a tiny victory in a much larger struggle: making digital public services radically more user-friendly is probably the key tech challenge for government in the digital age.

The Treasury Department says that Congressional plans to reorganize the I.R.S. bureaucracy and make the agency more user-friendly are almost precisely what it intended to do anyway.

His final report in 1996 stated: "Given the size of the existing rules, reducing the amount of material in them is obviously desirable". His proposals to reduce complexity and make the system more user-friendly were accepted.

Surely more user-friendly are descriptions such as those for John Virtue: The Sea ("large paintings and works on paper, studies of the North Norfolk coast"); American Dream ("a response to capitalism and our consumption-driven society") and Real painting ("an exhibition of new and existing work by ten artists working nationally and internationally").

Even more services that will make traveling more user-friendly are planned, for example, real-time route optimization according to traffic situation, cooperative adaptive cruise control, free parking space search, and infotainment.

To make the chromosome-specific SSRs more user friendly, they were sorted by motif type and repeat length (Additional files 1 and 2).

Intended to be more user friendly, this method is subject to multiple concerns.

"It's more seamless and a lot more user friendly… It's enabling users with more functionality that's traditionally been kept for physicians".

Some participants also thought that the LSR could be, "more user friendly towards those… that aren't computer literate".

New-generation systems allow for devices that are more user friendly and more manageable and which can be used for long-term and long-lasting monitoring.