Sentence examples for So convenience from inspiring English sources

So convenience, ease, and simplicity are opposed.

Even so, convenience sometimes trumps value.

The machines were all in the same 50-mile radius so convenience was eliminated as a possible reason for referral.

Generally, we can assume that the environment satisfaction for initial trading is 0, so convenience can be expressed as ( {zeta}_^i ) and inconvenience as ( {zeta}_^i ).

In Australia, it is uncommon for university qualified educators to work with children under 2 years of age, so convenience sampling (Richards and Morse 2013) was used to locate educators from not-for-profit long day care centres in the Sydney metropolitan district.

The thought of packing up my first infant and bringing him anywhere other than downstairs was intimidating to me, so convenience won.

"Society values convenience so much that we actually seek to make things so convenient that they actively seek to avoid human relationships.

The promotion is only available in Tesco's largest stores and online, so Tesco Express convenience stores are excluded.

His poems – we must call them so for convenience – 12 in number, are innocent of rhythm, and resemble nothing so much as the war-cry of the Red Indians".

Multiple copies of the same building pay out repeatedly, so three convenience stores net you a potentially game-changing nine coins every time their number comes up.

But so is convenience.