Sentence examples for to be usable from inspiring English sources

"We really want it to be usable information".

Simpler will be better than complex, and copyright will have to be simplified to be usable.

It is to be usable in 2010 and completed in early 2011.

(Beta- or gamma-emitting isotopes require too much shielding to be usable).

It was invented in the 1840s, before calculators, when a formula had to be very simple to be usable.

Now it's a race: can you learn something about the system in time for it to be usable still?

Use universal design (products and environments to be usable by all people) and include people with disabilities in construction to get advice on accessibility.

Pankow and Oberlin spoke about the adjustments that would have to be made for the technology to be usable in the real world.

In the end, however, because his death was not more immediate, his organs had deteriorated too much to be usable for transplant.

In the absence of such an inventory, the one matched cord-blood unit Kailee's doctors could find had too few cells to be usable.

The number and variety of systems to be connected may not be quite as large, but the interface had to be usable by anyone, without special training.