Sentence examples for convenience of both from inspiring English sources

Unlike in many surgeries, it has been integrated effectively into the GP computer system, to the convenience of both the GPs and me, the patient.

The Chmerkovskiys invited a costume maker and hairdresser to rent space in their building for the convenience of both the dancers and their parents.

The gathering, which was convened at the airport for the convenience of both groups, was intended to be a congenial, informational meeting.

Ralph de la Vega, chief executive of AT&T Mobility, said more phones in the coming months were likely to combine touch screens with a keypad or slide-out keyboard to appease customers who want the convenience of both.

But part of winning that audience means building hardware that's production- and consumer-ready, in order to make sure potential clients see the value and convenience of both the software platform and the physical devices required to make everything happen.

The proposed model provides faster solution than typical 3D numerical methods Furthermore, the homogeneous and multilayer assumptions are analyzed in dimensionless form to check the convenience of both of the approaches.

During this presentation a clinical case discussion will serve as the introduction to a thorough literature review regarding the oncological safety and convenience of IBR both for partial mastectomy defects after breast conservation surgery as well as for skin sparing mastectomies.

Maybe it's the convenience of having both hands free while they're on the phone.

Thus, it becomes apparent the convenience of combining both types of materials in such a way to explore the advantageous features of each of them.

That digital experience can then be augmented by online consultations that can be set up at the convenience of users — both in the evening and on weekends — through which users will receive a set of personalized recommendations and simple, actionable insights intended to help you stay health and reach your health goals.

HAL was built to liberate the astronauts from menial tasks, but ultimately ends up threatening them: that's the danger of convenience, both then and now.