Sentence examples for not very searchable from inspiring English sources

Scoble points out that stuff on Facebook is not very searchable, but if Microsoft owned both Yahoo's search engine and Facebook, it could expose all of that social data to Yahoo's search engine (while keeping it hidden from Google's).

It's like the emoji equivalent of local business reviews, letting users rate a place with at-a-glance descriptors like "spicy" or "authentic" rather than digging through a bunch of not very searchable words.

But I am not searchable, I do not share with 'friends of friends' and have not installed any of those silly side apps that share your info.

For researchers who track SNPs through literature scanning, it is very difficult to gain a global picture from overwhelming publications since SNPs are not uniformly searchable in the literature.

Although they were available online it was in a compressed format that was not easily searchable.

No post-1890 New York City directories have been digitized, and census returns are not fully searchable yet online.

"To the public, the symbol is not easily searchable on most sites and social networks; search engines strip punctuation from results," wrote the publication's reporters, Cooper Fleishman and Anthony Smith.

Worst: Not easily searchable.

These are public files, but are not easily searchable by the public or even the FDA, according to Tomes.

(This is the only monster video I have found from Chris Cornerr, but their archives are not easily searchable).

Literature which is not available in digital form is not reliably searchable.