Sentence examples for choosing convenience from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania, which first allowed casino gambling in 2006, surpassed New Jersey last year as the second-largest US gambling market (after Nevada), with players choosing convenience (a single casino close to home) over critical mass (there are a dozen casinos in Atlantic City, New Jersey's only gambling locale).

This novelty effect can wear off and people might end up choosing convenience instead of Menu Next Door.

As more of the top players pull out, there is a growing suspicion that this is as much about choosing convenience over hassle, saving energy for where the real money lies in the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs, and the recognition that an Olympic medal won't gild a golf career the way a major championship does.

This year, after the haze clears and I can take the mask off, the acrid smell and trail of smoke will linger in my conscious reminding me that one more day of doing too little and choosing convenience, might prove to be too late.

But, as Al Gore observed, "every time we – collectively – have had a choice between convenience and privacy/security, we've chosen convenience".

Unfortunately, given the choice between health or convenience, most people will choose convenience," she said.

The uproar over the ads died down because, as people have proved again and again, given a choice between convenience and privacy, most everyone chooses convenience.

Many have chosen convenience above all else, no matter the costs — and it is a choice.

"The apathy of the majority of people to the growing power of Amazon is honestly disturbing to me seeing my peers choose convenience over thought, essentially voting for a future where [Jeff] Bezos runs everything and we slip into corporate dystopia," said Brickel, who lives in Ridgewood, Queens and voted for Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary in 2016.

The catchment area based concept makes it possible to study a complete naturalistic sample, while most of the earlier studies have chosen convenience samples.

As the experts see it, these consumers are making a foolish tradeoff--choosing convenience over security--that few can afford to make.