Sentence examples for expensive convenience from inspiring English sources
It's a relatively expensive convenience, with the average cost per wash working out around £1.70, but sales are growing steadily.
The movement has abandoned its former customers (working people) for the more expensive convenience market that they, for their main shop, cannot afford.
Separate buildings that offer all necessary conditions for these services and are built to institutional standards under city auspices are a great if expensive convenience.
Bring your lunch and carry a couple granola bars and a bottle of water where ever you go, so you're not tempted to buy expensive convenience store items.
I mean, what with wi-fi everywhere, tethering, rental services, and so on, it seems like an expensive convenience to have.
Oddly, U.S. representatives are also asking for changes to make it easier for them to impose seasonal anti-dumping tariffs on a number of fruits and vegetables, in order to make imports of these products more expensive at the convenience of some domestic producers, irrespective of the adverse consequences for domestic consumers.
(In fact, excluding fresh produce, healthy foods are about 8percentt less expensive than unhealthy foods). Convenience of preparation has no explanatory power, and neither do geographical norms: When families that have unhealthy eating habits move to neighborhoods where healthier eating is predominant, their habits don't change.
Murphy USA's stores have smaller footprints relative to other gas stations' stores, and they are "incredibly effective at selling tobacco, an item generally more expensive than most other convenience store items," Fredricksen said.
Bone-in chicken is typically less expensive (it's that convenience factor again), but a lot of people are intimidated by bones and opt for the much more expensive boneless chicken breast.
Call these mansions of convenience, and daringly expensive.
