Sentence examples for established convenience from inspiring English sources

Then there is the established convenience of the tea bag and pot.

Last week the Co-op revealed that sales at established convenience stores had increased by 3.8% in the year to 2 January, more than double the pace of the Co-op food business as a whole.

Area boundaries are arbitrary, established for convenience.

Sixtus' great contribution to the Vat was to institutionalize both the library and its mission: in a bull issued in June, 1475 — the Vat's official founding date — he established "the convenience and honor of the learned and studious" as the priority of the library.

Rural servitudes (i.e., those owed by one estate to another) include various rights-of-way; urban servitudes (i.e., those established for convenience) include building rights in neighbouring properties, such as drainage and encroachment rights, and rights to light, support, and view.

Primary studies in Software Engineering SEE) are often conducted over samples established by convenience (Pickard et al. 1998; Sjøberg et al. 2005; Dybå et al. 2007).

Specialized literature often presents limitations on interpreting surveys' results, mainly due to the use of sampling frames established by convenience and non-probabilistic criteria for sampling from them.

But one area where Zipcar expects to trump the established players is convenience.

The X t-Y t-Z tcoordinate system is established for derivation convenience, as shown in Figure 6.

The sanctity of school-district lines (in most states, a purely administrative convenience) got established.

All those schools were chosen for convenience based on established collaboration within the network of the Center of Excellence at the George Institute.