Sentence examples for Convenience from inspiring English sources

At the time, Clinton denied any wrongdoing and said the decision was a matter of "convenience".

It is possible to choose free-range over factory-produced eggs even in convenience stores; much harder to opt to pay a premium of a couple of pounds for a T-shirt that comes with ethical plus points.

Like-for-like sales advanced every quarter under his leadership until the last one, when the revolution currently under way in the grocery business – shoppers' sudden switch to convenience stores, online services and discounters like Aldi – finally caught up with him.

With that caveat, it offers an attractive compromise between the convenience of a hotel and the independence of self-catering.

At the United Nations earlier this month, Clinton said she chose a personal account over a government one out of convenience, describing it as a way to carry a single device, rather than one for work emails and another for personal messages.

The teenager was walking back from a convenience store in Sanford, where he had gone to buy a packet of Skittles and a can of iced tea.

Over time, most internet traffic would consist of one machine talking to another, handling micro-tasks that could collectively add up to vast efficiencies and convenience for humans.

By providing customers the opportunity to access this information via their smartphone or iPad, they are able to make more informed purchase decisions, with the added convenience of buying there and then.

One area of major growth, however, is convenience store retailing, where the number of outlets is up 186% – making brands such as Tesco Express and Sainsbury's Local the fastest growing presence on the high street.

Sainsbury's free cash flow has been negative in each of the past four years as it has blitzed high streets with more convenience stores while still opening, and refitting, supermarkets.

While retailers like Tesco have long been keen to get hold of former pubs, which are often in prime locations and can be converted into convenience stores without planning permission, London's high property prices mean they are increasingly attractive to developers who can often turn one pub into several homes.