Sentence examples for besides convenience from inspiring English sources

Dr. Christian Van Den Berg, who has been with the Mayo Clinic for 33 years, said that besides convenience, executive exams offer "an extra edge of quality" by using specialists in some of the medical tests.

The system, however, does not offer any additional rewards or incentives besides convenience.

Current consumer trends emphasize the need for designing ready-to-use food that besides convenience render health benefits, including low calorie content and higher amounts of protein, fibers and antioxidants.

Many of these unorthodox forms of transit offer benefits besides convenience, enthusiasts say.

The other advantage of all electronic tolling and nationwide interoperability, besides convenience, is that the tolls you pay go directly to maintain and improve the highways on which you travel.

Besides convenience, passengers come for the camaraderie, the opportunity to mingle with a fashion-forward breed that goes to the beach in Dolce Vita gladiator sandals and thrift-shop Foster Grants.

While some people are annoyed by the influx of ring tones and phone conversations on the slopes -- not to mention the hazard presented by those who chat on the way downhill -- the phones do offer a benefit besides the convenience of keeping in touch.

Refractive films can also be utilized as solar collector (Fresnel lens) in space, which besides the convenience of their shape keeping, can be designed to be passively stable at the Sun-pointing attitude.

Mr Wechlin said that besides pure convenience, the system also significantly increases the time the bus can remain in operation as it does not need to go to the depot every few hours for recharging and there is no need to swap batteries.

The advantages of this technique, besides the obvious convenience (make the dough in the morning or up to a few days before, and just let it come to room temperature before proceeding), is that the dough matures, marginally improving its flavor and making it considerably easier to handle.

Further, besides criteria like convenience and conformity to human bent, pragmatic considerations mentioned in MWO (Lewis, 1929, 267) include factors like intellectual simplicity, economy, comprehensiveness, and thus the overall achievement of intellectual order.