Sentence examples for convenience stands from inspiring English sources

It does not apply to food carts, street vendors or convenience stands in subway stations, only to newsstands regulated by the Department of Consumer Affairs.

To solve the problem we need new approaches: rethought attitudes to small-scale lending from the big banks, a separation of the cost of money from the cost of delivery in the APR so the price of service and convenience stands out clearly, and better information about paying habits as opposed to traditional creditworthiness.

"Guns have a convenience stand-off that other forms of homicide do not, like with drive-bys or even face-to-face but at a distance," said Alfred Blumstein, a criminologist at Carnegie Mellon University.

"And he lives in Orlando, Justin lives in Orlando and it just makes sense from a convenience stand point.

The only business going was a small convenience stand, which was selling cola and chips.

Most people think of card and electronic payments as conveniences, stand-ins for exchanging cold, hard cash.

Once, her windows looked out onto a neighborhood with dozens of homes like hers: small apartment buildings dotted with vegetable stands and convenience stores.

There were dioramas, gas stations, souvenir stands and convenience stores, one of which was built on the site where the Indian villages were strung out when Custer's men appeared.

I remember asking many times, "What in the world were they fighting for out here?" I imagine that today's visitor, surveying the casinos, convenience stores and souvenir stands that now surround the monument, would have similar thoughts, but for very different reasons.

Line Pay is an interesting new project because, beyond increasing convenience for users, Line stands to benefit if a large number of users sign up to it.

Apart from the decidedly heavy Orbit, it's a lightweight landscape where the convenience of the hotdog stand meets the brand messaging of the sponsors.