Sentence examples for convenient areas from inspiring English sources
Private schools have found the bridle paths convenient areas for sprints and other games.
In Detroit, this left lower-income people living in heavily car-dependent neighborhoods that were less appealing versions of suburbs, rather than in denser, more convenient areas that constituted a clear alternative to suburban life.
Smaller disk drives, though initially viewed as inferior in speed and size, actually were "disruptive," Spear writes, because they were able to be installed in more convenient areas for users, like laptops and workstations.
Particularly in conurbations, the forecourt and surroundings of new passenger stations are laid out to provide adequate and convenient areas for connecting bus or trolley-car services, for private automobile parking, or for so-called "kiss-and-ride"—automobiles that are discharging or picking up rail passengers.
In addition, charging stations are not in convenient areas, partially because of high land costs.
On the other hand, wealthy philanthropists who often fund or contribute to public projects like the High Line will often end up simply serving their own interests and needs by investing in convenient areas that are close to their homes and offices.
"It's probably not the most convenient area in terms of eating and shopping," he added.
"It's a real convenient area with great shopping," said Michael Dubb, a principal with his partner, Leslie A. Lerner, of the Beechwood Organization, developers in Jericho.
Many people are willing to pay more to live in a more convenient area with a reduced commute.
Inclusion criteria: Including the patient risk and his pathology study: obesity, multipuncturation, respiratory pathology, cardiovascular pathology, patients with warfarina treatment; and convenient area of puncture, defining it as the area between radio-ulnar 1/3 distal and proximal radio-ulnar 1/3.
With the same group of patients the choice of convenient area of puncture site was 92% entering in the above described area between distal radio-ulnar 1/3 and proximal radio-ulnar 1/3.
