Sentence examples for convenience rules from inspiring English sources

When it comes to airport, hotel and similar hotspots, convenience rules.

You can also set up convenience rules like "set the ringer to vibrate after 10 p.m.," or "display my kids' photo as the wallpaper whenever I'm at home".

Convenience rules: cable cars snake up hillsides, tour buses career down narrow mountain roads, kitschy 'pirate ships' ferry tourists across the lake.

For convenience, rules were arranged on a self-organizing map (SOM) based on their coverage of compounds (see Additional file 1).

A store which is conveniently located has much better chances of being successful than a store depending on promotional schemes, and convenience rules over pricing.

Plenty of people, suggests Hibbard, who predicts that convenience will rule.

At the minimum, they need to implement the policies that the World Bank lays down in Doing Business to achieve things like transparency, convenience and rule of law.

But convenience and mobility rule the day.

Convenience and service rule here: a concierge will get you into Daniel for dinner and a massage therapist will apply your self-tanning lotion.

Applying an anachronistic rule known as the "convenience of the employer" rule, states will tax nonresidents on the income they earn at home even though their home states can tax that income, too.

But the attempt to do so suggests that the only ethic that matters is one of convenience – and that different rules apply to the inner circle.