Sentence examples for basic convenience from inspiring English sources

For Alick Varma, founder of Osper, one interesting lesson has been the importance of basic convenience.

No apartment would be built today without this basic convenience, and most built in recent decades have dishwashers.

For consumers, the basic convenience of recording television would start to erode, especially as they navigate the transition to digital and high-definition television (HDTV).

There are so many modern items that one needs or prefers to have for basic convenience, peace of mind and safety that, in recent years, packing for camping often includes a sufficient supply of batteries as well as the basics of food and water.

It's not necessarily a story of victims and oppressors, but one of a young girl who wonders why she has to give up an afternoon to attain basic convenience.

And, one imagines, even if you're an Iranian not actively taking part in the demonstrations, it's got to feel very frustrating -- very repressive -- to have such a basic convenience stripped away by the government.

But she and the reporters accompanying her saw a highly regimented society organized around a slavish personality cult even as it struggles with severe shortages of food, electricity and most of the basic conveniences of modern life.

Elroy has largely been bypassed by the growth that has developed other parts of the Austin metropolitan area, and its residents complain of inadequate services and the lack of basic conveniences like a supermarket or bus service.

Expensive, but the idea wasn't to get every single citizen back online, just restore some basic conveniences.

In particular, patient-facing technologies are more often designed to meet the needs of the suppliers (providers) and provide basic conveniences to consumers, but not necessarily to improve overall health (or, at least, it is incumbent on the health care consumer to coordinate various and disparate sources of health information and digital health features).

The official statistics do not capture these gains.As a rule, when the prices of food, clothing and basic modern conveniences drop relative to the price of luxury goods, real consumption inequality drops.