Sentence examples for Convenience of sharing from inspiring English sources

The convenience of sharing your account data only once, with one app, not only gives the payment platforms enormous power but also makes them gigantic honeypots for hackers.

Buy Me A Pie! also gets a significant update today that sees 'app gifting' functionality introduced, making it easy for friends, housemates and family members to purchase the app for each other, motivated by the convenience of sharing and synchronising their grocery shopping lists.

In fact, Buy Me A Pie! has tried to encourage multiple downloads from the get-go — the previous update saw the app add 'app gifting' functionality, making it easy for friends, housemates and family members to purchase the app for each other, motivated by the convenience of sharing and synchronising their grocery shopping lists.

Millennials share my sentiment toward vehicle ownership, and many of them are embracing the convenience of ride sharing.

Once the two stranded passengers decide (for the sake of convenience) to share a hotel room for the night, the beeps, crossed signals and static of cellphone communication determine the movie's nervous pulse.

Partitioned Global Address Space (PGAS) languages offer programmers the convenience of a shared memory programming style combined with locality control necessary to run on large-scale distributed memory systems.

Two decades of independence followed, during which the two papers were still locked into a marriage of convenience, sharing offices in Cross Street, Manchester, as they had done since 1879.

Presented with the right incentives, an easy way to opt out if they do not like it and a reasonable assurance of security, citizens jump at the chance of greater convenience by sharing data in this way.

With Hertz, if you don't use a car, you don't pay - perfect for those new to car-sharing, and car owners who want the convenience of car-share type rentals away from home.

However, it is possible to develop software that allows users to harness the convenience of P2P file sharing while still remaining within the boundaries of copyright law.

The popularity of Napster in 1999 clearly demonstrated that consumers valued the convenience of file-sharing and were willing to "bend" (record-label executives said "break") the law to get access to music they wanted.