Sentence examples for convenience idea from inspiring English sources
Easilydo also drives home the convenience idea by telling you how many minutes you've saved by using the app.
However, here are other "convenience" ideas out there that confuse me – and one or two good ones.
Some analysts have pointed out that Yucaipa never felt confident enough about the healthy-convenience idea to plunge millions more into the project, which would have required closing stores in undesirable locations and opening new shops in better locales.
On the convenience side, the idea is that by offering users the ability to make one-step, small charges to their bills, they are more likely to buy goods when they don't have to worry about inputting any charging information or thinking about how to pay for what they're buying.
But as the current political debate about marketing violent entertainment to children illustrates, condemning an entire industry is more a political convenience than an idea rooted in the vast range of what television presents every day.
(Whitehead and Russell's own observations make it plain that their definitions are more than mere "typographical conveniences".[3]) The idea that definitions are mere abbreviations is not at all plausible for the second kind of definition, to which let us now turn.
Its owners said the idea is convenience, competitive pricing and standardized care.
Abortion: Mr Carson is a stanch opponent of abortion and has said there should be no abortion available for convenience and that the idea itself is repugnant.
Barilla, an Italian pasta-maker, sees an opportunity to bring gourmet food products to America, and so renew growth in a market that has traditionally relied heavily on selling the idea of convenience.
The app is essentially about taking the convenience of StockTwits' financial idea and information network on the go.
