Sentence examples for far less convenient from inspiring English sources

Whenever his van, which he drives with the aid of hand controls, needs repairs, he relies on the shared-ride service to get around Westchester — a far less convenient way to travel than driving himself, but an option that he is relieved exists, along with the growing number of accessible train stations and accommodating conductors.

These are far less convenient than internal variables formulations with respect to computational aspects as well as to theoretical extensions to closely related problems such as ageing viscoelasticity.

The airline already has a platform for e-ticket sales, but its online booking is far less convenient than other online ticket vendors, particularly Ctrip.com International and eLong.

The featureless design is infinitely more appealing to me personally than the Kindle's button salad, although I'm guessing the onscreen keyboard is far less convenient.

The router-like VoIP devices can be a tad tricky to set up (especially for neophytes) and only being able to use one handset is far less convenient than being able to pick up a phone anywhere in your house.

Far less trouble, much more convenient.

The story of the last decade or so has been a huge shift in value from the media companies, which produced the content, to Silicon Valley, where companies like Google and Netflix came up with newer, more convenient and far less lucrative — at least for the media companies — ways to distribute it.

Unlike those far more convenient, yet far less legal portable emulation machines that you have to purchase from far away lands, this handheld ships right from the U.S. of A. and plays actual NES cartridges.

If that sounds too good to be true, here's the catch: While Jukely compares itself to Netflix, the latter asks for far less commitment and is, for obvious reasons, way more convenient.

"But it's less convenient.

To make it less convenient for pedestrians.