Sentence examples for much readable from inspiring English sources

There is simply too much readable, viewable and listenable data for anyone to stay abreast of, as a humor piece, "I'm All Caught Up!" by Nick Mickowski in McSweeney's, playfully suggested.

It can be hard to add much readable text to a 50 x 50 image.

The original Pascal is much more readable.

Expressionistic, vivid and much more readable than critics of this 2004 Nobel prizewinner have it.

The Ruby code tends to be terser than the Java code, and much more readable than Perl.

It worked by using the color dots of liquid crystal displays to make type much more readable on the screen.

The two economists' book is no page-turner (though it is much more readable than the academic research it draws from).

During the engineering phase of several capital facility projects, the methodology has shown to be much more readable by and helpful in the communication between engineers than the mentioned data model.

And his account is much more readable than Woit's, while covering much of the same ground, quoting many of the same sources, and expressing most of the same sociological complaints.

He has won the Booker Prize twice: for Oscar And Lucinda and, in 2001, the much more readable - despite its lack of commas - True History of the Kelly Gang, fictional letters from the Australian outlaw and folk hero Ned Kelly.

We have a host of Sass mixins that automatically include the vendor-prefixes for CSS3 features such as transitions and box shadows, leaving our pre-compiled code much more readable and maintainable.