Sentence examples for idea of convenience from inspiring English sources
"This whole idea of convenience is certainly not new to us," said David Flaherty, a spokesman.
Environmentalists have embraced the idea of car sharing from the start, but Ms. Chase marketed Zipcar more on the idea of convenience, with the slogan "Wheels When You Want Them".
Barilla, an Italian pasta-maker, sees an opportunity to bring gourmet food products to America, and so renew growth in a market that has traditionally relied heavily on selling the idea of convenience.
But, most companies don't focus their marketing around the idea of convenience.
"If price isn't important to you, then the idea of convenience elevates itself," Lenard said.
But while Americans are buying into the idea of sustainability in record numbers, there is a simultaneous obsession with the idea of convenience, and with it, disposability.
Pi reminds us that the universe is what it is, that it doesn't subscribe to our ideas of mathematical convenience.
The new gum will introduce to the Crest name the idea of portability and convenience, Procter officials said.
"It was called Tie Subscription Service and it was born from the idea of service and convenience for today's time-starved man," says Robert Chavez, president and CEO of Hermès in the United States, who notes that silk represents about a quarter of the men's business.
While there may be principles and intentions in it, it seems like another laundry list of recycled ideas -- or "flags of convenience," to quote Larry Cuban -- that have limited support in research.
