Sentence examples for convenience experiences from inspiring English sources

Respondents in our study who sought health care overseas, made decisions based on a number of factors including costs, convenience, experiences of friends and family, perceived quality of care and diagnostic ability, ease of communication with practitioners, presence of social or familial networks who could facilitate access to doctors, and type of treatment sought.

Retailers have recognised that the efficiency and convenience experienced by online shoppers needs to be part of the in-store experience, with click and collect services having become mainstream.

"Whether it's price, quality, convenience, experience, comfort — any of those things, we want to provide the best overall experience".

"Millionaire travelers want no surprises, but they do want convenience and experiences to distinguish themselves from their peers," said Henry Harteveldt of Atmosphere Research Group, a travel research organization.

In a reflection of changing shopping habits, Sainsbury's convenience stores experienced a 3% rise in underlying sales – stripping out the impact of new store openings.

The new boss also noted that Morrisons used a huge team of people at head office to run the operation, making it unprofitable, and that he would use a slimmed down team all with convenience store experience.

"But that convenience and experience is diminished by having to be at the computer to hear it.

Instead of the supermarkets within department stores described above, large format hypermarkets and small format convenience stores experienced the biggest growth.

The decline in access at night and at weekends may be explained by some students' lack of internet access outside of the clinical school, and this would have had an impact on the convenience levels experienced by these students.

The old 7-Elevens were more a retailer of last resort for folks in urgent need of diapers or a quart of milk than a convenience-shopping experience.

There is so much to be said for shedding what we call modern conveniences and experiencing life as I believe it was really meant to be lived.