Sentence examples for huge convenience from inspiring English sources

Misty Ewing, the director of public relations for Virtuoso, a luxury travel network, said it was "a huge convenience for guests" and "helps in building traveler loyalty".

We have left notes on his windshield explaining that many of us have children and finding close parking is a huge convenience, to no avail.

"YouTube is a huge convenience for users, who benefit from it for educational as well as entertainment purposes," Zubair Kasuri, the editor of Flare, a Karachi-based telecommunications magazine, said in a telephone interview.

If you lead a very mobile life, remote access can be a huge convenience, but here too you must trust the technology.

It is a huge convenience that our developed method is suitable for quantitative evaluation of RA in all PCa, PFr and PFo.

There's also a flashlight, which may sink a thousand small app developer ships, but which is a huge convenience for users.

Talking in Tokyo this week, for example, Takeshi Niinami, boss of Lawson, a huge convenience-store chain, argued both that Japan should join TPP talks as soon as possible and that TPP rules should be the basis for the trilateral discussions.

Of course, no one is seriously suggesting that we abandon our use of wireless technology altogether, as that would require us to surrender the huge benefits, conveniences, and advancements we've made in recent decades through it (and one can imagine how many lives were saved by cell phones).

Hyperlinks are a huge and welcome convenience, of course, said Jonathan Zittrain, who teaches law and computer science at Harvard and who prepared the study with Kendra Albert, a law student there.

You can assign trusted devices to allow your Nexus 9 or other Lollipop-sporting device to unlock automatically when actively paired with them, and it's a huge boon to convenience while offering less of a potential security trade-off vs. just not using a lock screen passcode at all.

But increasingly it's clear that this huge increase in convenience comes with a price, both environmentally and labor-wise.