Sentence examples for after convenience from inspiring English sources

Seeing these options side by side, Mr. Hutchinson said, people who may not have considered biking before may ask themselves, "Could I do this on a bike?" When it comes to daily travel choices, "we know pricing is important, right after convenience," he said.

Other Malaysian designers have gone after the "convenience" end of the market.

Patients were eligible if they had a traumatic fracture of proximal femur (intra- and extra-capsular) and were hospitalized to one of the two traumatological nursing units within 24 hours after surgery (convenience sampling).

Tesco's Alasdair James says British consumers rank the environment as their third priority after price and convenience.

Wilson, who is twenty-nine, stareceivingiving death threats not long after the incident, in which Brown was killed in the street shortly after robbing a convenience store.

This is called for convenience, after a major site, the Dong Son culture, though it may not have been a true cultural unity.

Like much of their relationship, however, the pregnancy seems to have been a matter of convenience: After his arrest, Mr. Calderon learned that Ms. Smith had not been pregnant at all.

Fun for him, he said, is a round of golf, which he will now be able to enjoy at his convenience after Syracuse's 77-70 loss to Ohio State on Saturday night in the East Region final.

A teenager has been sentenced to four years in jail after robbing a convenience store in south-east London as CCTV footage emerged of him pistol-whipping the shopkeeper.

For instance, to promote "The Simpsons Movie" in 2007, products like Frosted KrustyO's cereal and Buzz Cola were sold in 7-Eleven stores; some stores were even temporarily converted to Kwik-E-Marts, after the inconvenient convenience store in "The Simpsons".

The pivotal concept around which 'top -pocket' relationships are centered is convenience; after all this type of relationship relies on a lack of commitment to thrive.