Sentence examples for convenience than from inspiring English sources

It's a decision based more on convenience than judgment.

The local clientele were more interested in convenience than price.

Forever stamps are more for convenience than financial prudence.

Even that was a marriage more of convenience than of conviction.

Levi's father was a member, though more out of convenience than commitment.

UPDATE: Pellegrino's friend paid the ticket, more as a matter of convenience than high principle.

But executives for both companies say phone sales are now more a customer convenience than a big revenue generator.

He won't convert a non-Muslim when it seems more a matter of convenience than true belief.

It uses modern dress more as a matter of convenience than to suggest any striking parallels with today.

Stalin was Uncle Joe once, before the truth came out.Some first names are used more for convenience than for condemnation.

The "Bush-Mush relationship," as some American scholars call it, has always been complicated, more a bond of convenience than a genuine friendship, some experts said.