Sentence examples for conveniences which from inspiring English sources

Lord Macnaghten considered whether the Corporation had constructed the subway "as a means of crossing the street under colour and pretence of providing public conveniences which were not really wanted at that particular place", which would not have been authorized by statute.

For Bridget, her friendship with Angela in Barcelona was a casual one, one of convenience, which she didn't expect to last.

"Some of these deals were marriages of convenience, which were justified as marriages of convergence," said Michael J. Wolf, the head of the media practice at McKinsey & Company.

The cost of this convenience, which delivers bags within 40 miles of 200 domestic airports, is $29.90 for one bag, $39.95 for two bags and $49.95 for 3 to 10 bags.

Classically it is only a matter of convenience which one to use at a specific time.

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

The key word, as so often, is "convenience" – which in this case flows from the steady blurring of our physical and digital identities.

"We believe it is speed and convenience which attracts people to payday lenders, not the short term nature of the loans.

Results show that 67% of the arriving vessels were registered to a flag of convenience, which typically have a lower degree of environmental records.

Pedestrians in Tanzania face many problems when crossing roads, including safety and convenience, which discourage the use of this important mode of transport.

t ij describes the interdot tunneling coupling between the dot i and dot j, for convenience, which is regarded as a real number.