How to pronounce“useable”in English

The other thing is there’s a difference between providing data and providing data in a useable user friendly way that people could actually use for good.

For example, the carbs and fats in your buttered toast can be directly oxidized into useable energy, but the amino acids in the bacon have to converted to molecules that get broken

but it needs to have that increased to four to five percent in order for it to be useable as fuel in a nuclear

You've got to put some nice perfume onto it, in order for it to be useable, just as your soap would be

Now what we have to say is "No useable information can travel faster than the speed of light."

You know, with the 25,000 new randomized trials published each year, you really need a system, a teamwork system to create useable knowledge.

Their grass is what gives us the white in our baskets and it's a serotinous plant — if it's not burned, it's not useable.