Sentence examples for basis of convenience from inspiring English sources
According to some food industry executives, New Yorkers today tend to choose their supermarket more on the basis of convenience than anything else.
What is at stake is ensuring that companies don't pick and choose areas of social focus on the basis of convenience.
Later, as the underlying technology improves and mainstream customers' needs are met, companies are forced to compete on the basis of convenience, customization, price, and flexibility.
Extraordinary circumstances shall not be found upon the basis of convenience or financial burden to the alien, the alien's relative, or the alien's employer.
On the basis of Convenience factor, consumers are sorted in a monotonically increasing order as shown in Fig. 6a.
The hospitals were chosen on the basis of convenience sampling.
- Justin Morgenthau, Triax Technologies, Inc. Too often budgeting is done on a calendar basis because of convenience, instead of on a calendar based on strategic goals.
Currently, a medical consultant, surgeon, radiology office or laboratory can be selected on the basis of quality, convenience and price.
The airport should run on the basis of "public convenience and necessity," he said, which includes service by small planes to small cities.
Most fast-track claims take about two weeks for a decision to be reached, but the procedure has been criticised by human rights groups such as Liberty for detaining applicants on the basis of administrative convenience and by denying asylum-seekers the right to a "full and fair consideration of their claim".
What then happens is that the services tend to become modular or unbundled so that the winners can compete on the basis of speed, convenience and affordable customization, not raw functionality.
