Sentence examples for convenient instead of from inspiring English sources

Click and collect has been one of the big growth areas in retail because it lets customers pick up their online purchases when convenient instead of waiting at home for a delivery van.

The measures he supports would severely hurt the future of the mortgage industry: What private entity, for instance, would extend mortgages, knowing that Washington politicians would be empowered to change the terms when politically convenient, instead of letting lenders and borrowers see if they could work something out that would take each particular situation into account?

It is convenient instead to study the zeros of the Taylor coefficients (C^{ z)}_{2j}) as in Eq. (22).

If all model states are observable and controllable the application of our method is not convenient instead one should alternatively use an approximative reduction technique like proposed by Koschorreck et al. [ 3].

It's a bit like Amazon Locker, where you have all your Amazon packages shipped to a relatively convenient location instead of missing them.

A number of game retailers in the UK are outraged that their customers might get games from the secure and convenient Steam instead of leaving their houses and traveling across town to get it from their brick-and-mortar store.

It is convenient to write instead of for and The reason for this is that often the vector and/or the continuous linear functional may be given in a notation already containing parentheses or other complicated form.

Shifting people with less urgent conditions to convenient care clinics, instead of relying on expensive ER visits, can cut down costs.

[BII] Absorbent disinfectant spillage granules may be more convenient to use instead of liquid disinfectant.

Due to difficulties in the fabrication of the tungsten target and foreseen mechanical constraints (large stresses due to the concentrated energy deposition), it is more convenient to use tantalum instead of tungsten.

"We see it in Europe, we see it in other parts of the world and we see it in my home country, where some politicians find it convenient to scapegoat immigrants instead of welcoming them; to play to our fears rather than, as Abraham Lincoln said, 'to appeal to our better angels'; divide us based on religion or ethnicity rather than unite us in our common humanity; build walls instead of bridges.