Sentence examples for convenient for each from inspiring English sources
Rather than spending a fortune to bring staff together to a certain training destination or experience, you could use VR headsets to bring the experience to the people, wherever and whenever it's convenient for each one.
Trained local enumerators visited the respondents' households and conducted 60-min interviews at a time convenient for each respondent.
As for individual rehabilitation, group rehabilitation will be provided in hospital or community settings at a location mutually convenient for each geographical cohort.
All adolescents who agreed to participate in the study were interviewed during a 60-minute, face-to-face interview conducted in a separate setting at a time convenient for each respondent.
Research team members met with women face-to-face at locations convenient for each participant (e.g., coffee shops, women's homes or workplaces, the researchers' office) to distribute and retrieve sensors, give wear instructions and feedback on daily physical activity and sleep behaviors, and administer satisfaction surveys (after each sensor) and an interview (last meeting only).
Through such an exercise of the sympathetic imagination, literature tends to draw all people together instead of setting them apart from one another in groups or types with convenient labels for each.
The notion of competition is associated with choice for parents, meaning that childcare services and kindergartens compete to attract parents by meeting their wishes, needs and interests, such as the best education for their child and most convenient hours for each family.
After identifying a convenient speed for each individual patient (which was normally 2 mph), the speed increased by 0.5 mph every minute until it reached 4 mph while inclination remain constant at 1%.
"Because Beijing has so many scientists, it's very convenient for us to collaborate with each other, and there are also many international conferences here," she explains.
Convenient for customers, no doubt.
