Sentence examples for making it particularly convenient from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of minicab companies accept web-based bookings (either through their own websites or the increasing number of online cab booking portals now available), making it particularly convenient for the overseas traveller to book a trip before even arriving in London.

Being wrist-mounted, a watch is always close at hand, which makes it particularly convenient when operating contactless readers on public-transport systems (such as those used by London's Oyster system).

Although the ability to send a short message into a public sphere makes it particularly convenient, Facebook and Google+ are also places where firms are engaging with their customers.

The FCC hasn't made it particularly easy or convenient to contribute your feedback, but fortunately there are resources which make it easier to decipher the FCC's commentary system.

That business model makes it particularly rare.

Nor was it particularly convenient on long races on the open sea to make a break for prayers.

Preparation is reduced to less than an hour, making it more convenient for consumers.

"The people making laws are making it convenient just for themselves.

And the ride makes it all convenient.

To make it less convenient for pedestrians.

"It just makes it so convenient," Mr. Zalewski said.