Sentence examples for convenience comes from inspiring English sources

This convenience comes at an incalculable cost.

Yet with the convenience comes risk.

Such convenience comes at a price.

We used to understand that convenience comes at a price.

All this comfort and convenience comes with considerable mass.

That such convenience comes free of charge makes the trade an even better deal.

So where does the convenience come in?

"Where luxury and convenience come together to make your new home," the brochure read.

For many Americans, price and convenience come first, with few questions about the experience and qualifications of the person injecting the treatments.

However, the modern practice of registering ships in foreign countries to gain economic advantage originated in the United States in the era of World War I, and the term "flag of convenience" came into use in the 1950s.

No such conveniences came my way during wars, floods or earthquakes.