Sentence examples for convenience with which from inspiring English sources

The speed and convenience with which we now communicate created the new levels of urgency, including the urgency to understand and participate in further unbridled innovation.

I climbed aboard, noting all of the space, the seats, the cupholders, the walls oozing with convenience with which to haul my crew.

The usefulness of a transformation system also depends on the convenience with which co-transformations with unselectable genes can be achieved, as most genes of interest do not allow for direct selection.

In urging colleagues to support the bill, Mr. Moran said in Congressional testimony in March 1998 that "the current bankruptcy system is broken" and that "the time-honored principle of moral responsibility and personal obligation to pay one's debts has been eroded by the convenience and ease with which one can discharge his or her obligations".

There's a trade-off between convenience and privacy with which most people are comfortable.

"Perhaps it was also the convenience of obedience with which we were brought up, which allowed no contradiction.

While you might be aware of the convenience and immediacy with which the device allows you to read the latest part of the Fifty Shades trilogy, you might not be aware that Amazon are happily recording data from your Kindle using their Whispersync technology.

An explanation of how so many merchant ships have come to fly so-called flags of convenience reveals the ease with which terrorists can tamper with cargo -- loading a dirty bomb among tins of crab, exploding a shipment of chemicals in a congested strait.

Convenience and the speed with which deals could be arranged were the biggest perceived benefits of apps, according to the study.

That means Dropbox will have to win with convenience, which it does well with, and added-value.

Several years ago Mr Alemán forged an unacknowledged alliance of convenience with Mr Ortega, which Nicaraguans call "the pact".