Sentence examples for readable enough from inspiring English sources

"Late Payments" is readable enough; Mr. Lewin is a good writer.

Gannon's is readable enough if you want a single-author treatment, though it suffers occasionally from poor editing.

Characters and plot must conform to "game sense"; if they confuse or challenge too much, they simply won't be readable enough to fulfil their role.

Yet this cocktail of obsession, scattershot humour and self-excoriating insights is also readable enough that you don't realise how jading it is until you put it down.

Though readable enough, these tales lack the fierce concision and ear for dialogue that fuel Mr. Carver's best fiction, and a faint tone of condescension toward the characters tends to leave a bitter aftertaste.

He describes changes in the street pattern of cities like Boston, where a square mile of downtown contains 100 fewer blocks than it did a century ago...A thoughtful, sane, informed and very personal book, aimed primarily at professionals but readable enough for anyone interested in the subject.

Most people think that the text on a reasonable computer is clear enough to be perfectly readable, at least under good conditions.

Reviewers in 1970 called the collection "a good sampling of lighter moments in pre-revolutionary Russian literature, which as we all know is no barrel of laughs," and said Guy Daniels's translations are "readable with enough (but not too many) footnotes". DREAMS, ILLUSION AND OTHER REALITIES, by Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty.

Everything that's somehow gotten lost over the online years should be readable soon enough.

If a figure/illustration/table is reduced, all lettering must be clear, readable, and large enough to be legible.

Look at the style followed in the diary; are the dates accurate and readable, is there enough space between lines, are there pages where you can write down contact numbers, are there planners included, is there a blank page where you can write about yourself etc. Check online.