Sentence examples for so searchable from inspiring English sources

Our passions have never been so searchable, streamable or purchasable.

Eventually we settled on Zamzar which allows uploads of files up to 100Mb, so searchable PDFs of all the evidence are listed on the site for your reading pleasure.

That the web is so searchable means these discussions may easily be found.

In short, in the 26,000 or so searchable Kickstarter entries there is not a single dud.

"To have all these manuscripts together on one site and to have it so thoroughly searchable is extraordinary," said Cristanne Miller, a professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo and a member of the project's advisory board.

"It's a particular problem with cyberinvestigations — they rapidly become open-ended because there's such a huge quantity of information available and it's so easily searchable," he said, adding, "If the C.I.A. director can get caught, it's pretty much open season on everyone else".

Privacy advocates question whether this practice is fair, especially to people who have not explicitly consented to having personal information about them included in the online forums and databases that are now so easily searchable because of sophisticated search engine technology.

While BPD refers to large databases of personal information maintained and utilized by intelligence agencies, plugged into their analytics systems (so fully searchable via their 'selectors'), with data, scraped from various public and private/commercial sources, which can include highly sensitive information such as political affiliation, sexual orientation, religion, racial and ethnic origin.

With sermons and books so easily searchable online, watchdogs have better means of cataloging, searching and reporting offenses.

That information should be fully searchable, so Americans can find what they need.

The entire contents are searchable, so it is possible, for example, to see all of its Cher covers at once.