Sentence examples for conveniences far from inspiring English sources

He designed the house with conveniences far removed from Alcatraz: an intercom in every room, a chute for the laundry.

Iran's support for the Assad regime was always a marriage of convenience far more important for Damascus than Tehran.

The handoffs took place at gas stations and convenience stores far from the plant.

Magic's convenience layer is far more lightweight than Alfred's, considering Magic's value proposition is the convenience of conducting transactions via text message, but it follows a similar model.

BASILICA SOUNDSCAPE A converted 19th-century factory in Hudson, N.Y., has become the home for a New York-area festival for music, literature and visual art; crucially, it's close enough for convenience, and just far enough away to build a weekend trip around.

Those that save on time, money and convenience, however, are far more likely  to stay relevant.

The Police Box convenience is by far the most unusual aspect of the family's picturesque converted barn in the Devon countryside.

Has convenience gone too far?

Like any steps of "progress," convenience taken too far induces dependency, ignorance of the product and service and more loss of voice, self-determination and self-reliance.

This procedure gives enhanced convenience and requires far less complicated safety measures than conventional AHF, because the syngas is added to the reactor in solid form.

Other than that the convenience of going direct far outweighs the limitations.