Sentence examples for convenient to send from inspiring English sources

Let us observe that (recalling the definition of costs cii′jj′ of Section 3) it is possible and convenient to send good from aii′ to bjj′ if and only if: i′ ≤ j′ (it is possible); cii′ +mini′ ≤ k ≤ j′ {( ∑ u = i′,...,k − 1h iu ) + c ijk  + ( ∑ u = k,...,j′h ju )} − pjj′ < 0 (it is convenient).

In 1981, Abdulaziz asked Sanea to run the Money Exchange — a business, based in Khobar, that gave expatriate workers a convenient way to send wages home, and offered a few basic financial services.

"Many Hispanics are looking for convenient ways to send money home, secure a loan for a family member in Latin America or buy stock or property there," said Greg Keough, a co-founder of the site.

If they could do it all by pressing buttons, they would.In most of Africa, meanwhile, only a fraction of people have bank accounts but there is huge demand for cheap and convenient ways to send money and buy prepaid services such as airtime.

For these "volcano refugees," wi-fi was a convenient way to send e-mail, check weather and flight information or just pass the time.

The Western Union Co. provides global money movement and payment services, providing people and businesses with fast, reliable and convenient ways to send money and make payments around the world.

He notes that one early adopter of the service — a large hotel chain — found this to be a convenient way to send secure messages with daily WiFi password updates to team members so that they can pass them on to guests.

Holiday e-cards are becoming more and more popular for people in search of a convenient way to send greetings to loved ones.

Over the past two years, and with the support of the IDB and IFAD, Fonkoze has been exploring mechanisms to strengthen the ties between the Haitian Diaspora and their country, developing low-cost and convenient mechanisms to send money home; offering financial education and literacy; and creating spaces such as this conference, that connect the Diaspora to community organizations in Haiti.

Demos Parneros, Staples' president of North American stores and online, called the new arrangement a "win-win" for customers and the company, declaring that shoppers don't care much about the logistics of the program as long as they have a convenient way to send mail.

iKobo was founded in 2001 and used an open network of VISA merchants and ATMs numbering more than 25 million which was supposedly more convenient and safe to send and receive money than a closed network of independent agents.