Sentence examples for get convenient from inspiring English sources
Working people get a worse GP service because they cannot get convenient appointments, NHS England claims.
"A patient with the flu who does not have a physician can get convenient, inexpensive care at a retail clinic, even on the weekend, before their condition worsens.
Community-based exercise was selected as a comparator because stakeholders indicated that clinic-based physical therapy was expensive and sometimes difficult to get convenient appointments.
Sales of fake trees are expected to approach 13 million this year, a record, as quality improves and they get more convenient, with features like built-in lights and easy collapsibility.
If you focus your questions on the rationale and objective facts of the situation, you'll just get a convenient set of facts curated to support what your colleague feels and wants.
With Steam's Big Picture mode, you get a convenient setup for couch gaming.
69% of people said it was easy to get a convenient appointment with their GP in the last year.
The snap button releases for attachments hold everything securely in place, too, and you get the convenient wall mount and attachment holder in the box, too.
It comes as figures reveal that a third of people accessing casualty departments in the city are in their 20s and it is thought they are doing so, not because they have a genuine emergency, but because they are unable to get a convenient appointment during the week.
We hope voice-enabled menus are waiting just around the corner; it doesn't get more convenient than that.
