For example, the nurse must consider patient safety, patient convenience, management demands for efficiency, the workload of services, and their own professional integrity and reputation.
The Westboro Baptist Church filed a brief telling the Court that "America has erred in making fornication, adultery, divorce, remarriage, abortion-for-convenience-on-demand and sodomy standard fare in this country".
Dave Hobday of the card processing company Worldpay said: "Consumers demand convenience, and contactless offers this beyond any other payment method.
Is it wrong to blame manufacturers for peddling unhealthy food to children when it is we, their parents, who demand convenience foods because we are too time-poor or career-obsessed to cook?
But all Airbnbs have a way of looking like AirSpace, too – consultants who work with Airbnb hosts as well as the company's own architects told me that a certain sameness is spreading, as users come to demand convenience and frictionlessness in lieu of meaningful engagement with a different place.
But neither city has the combination of geographic convenience and local demand of a Houston or a Miami.
The Internet is teaching people particularly younger ones that they can demand convenience in how they consume all types of messages, including religious ones.
"The furniture market is ripe for disruption, and Burrow can deliver the quality, value, and convenience that consumers demand from ecommerce shopping experiences.
Never mind that they'd be willing to pay for such a streaming service (Netflix says hi), but the nerve of these people to demand convenience.
The solid transportation problem (STP) is a generalization of the traditional transportation problem in which three-dimensional properties (supply, demand, convenience) are taken into account in the objective and constraint set instead of source and destination.
