Sentence examples for user friendly to from inspiring English sources
"Its amenities will be user friendly to the general community".
It's not just that the technology is "user friendly" to writers and millions engaged in what are known as the "creative industries", but that the physical design of Apple gizmos is seductive.
SDAP was designed to be user friendly, to be of maximum use to regulatory agencies, clinicians, as well as to scientists interested in assessing the potential allergenic risk of a protein.
There are obviously some education products already out there, like Blackboard, but most of these are pretty spartan and data driven — Weebly would give teachers a new degree of customization and it's more user friendly to boot.
at the end of the day we are going to choose what is most user friendly to health care providers.
SMC should be simple and user friendly to our health providers because they are the ones who are going to implement it.
"It is without a doubt one of the finest racing facilities in the world, user-friendly to both competitors and spectators," said Hurley Haywood, the veteran race driver.
This may have been a Japanese-inspired ryokan transported to New England, but its setting, and owners, had balanced traditional elements with Western amenities, making it more user-friendly to uninitiated Americans.
Of the newly engineered Suite for Violin and Orchestra in A minor, Ms. Lamon said that the solo part seemed more idiomatic to the violin; the lower key, more "user-friendly" to the orchestra.
A plan by the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to make the city more user-friendly to the elderly includes modernizing the nation's largest system of senior centers, and including cafes, according to the mayor's office and the Department for the Aging.
Well, first off it's light (290g) and it fits in your palm, which makes it feel more user-friendly, to my mind; the matt-black polycarbonate back is nice to handle, too, though it perhaps lacks the design cachet of iPad's metallic spine.
