Sentence examples for readable you from inspiring English sources

"Most manuscript material isn't machine readable – you can't have a computer pick out words or make it word searchable," says Dr Victoria Van Hyning from Oxford University, who is part of the Zooniverse team.

Then, when you want a site's text to be extra readable, you click the bookmarklet.

To efficiently turn the rabble into something readable, you have to remember all the techniques banned by your literature teachers (repetitions, hyperboles, metaphors, every single cliched epithet) and use them all together at the same time.

Belkin's N1 Vision wireless router has recently been announced and if you're the type of supergeek who likes speedometers, bandwidth usage meters, and other various readables, you're gonna love this router.

Second, the design: how do you keep the dashboard readable, where you can have new information coming from various clouds apps every second?

Canon has posted an interesting article about the techniques used by Getty photographers to capture some of the images from the wedding, not too technical (not technical enough, if you ask me) and very readable, whether you care about Prince Charming and Pretty Pretty Princess, or whatever their names are.

If you answered "yes" to 5-7 questhens, then the book is readable, and you may send it to a publisher.

Reading e-books on the desktop allows you to control font size and style to make things as readable as you want them.

It's less readable when you're flying by in a cab".

"It is quite readable, if you can get around the blue jeans ads, which are right in the middle of the text".

The best of them, the PNC agreement I had signed in 2005, was quite readable, once you got past how it looked, and it actually had useful advice about avoiding problems with customers and what to do to prevent chargebacks.