Sentence examples for making them convenient from inspiring English sources

Biggs sees click-and-collect services as a possible avenue of development for smaller local stations, many of which have handy carparks, potentially making them convenient pickup hubs for their surrounding communities.

In order to organise and manage geospatial and georeferenced information on the Web making them convenient for searching and browsing, a digital portal known as G-Portal has been designed and implemented.

These two compounds and the bromide are reactive and relatively inexpensive, making them convenient entry points to palladium chemistry.

The city can encourage its workers to use these low-cost clinics by making them convenient and accessible, offering a wide array of services for no co-pay, or allowing workers to visit without using sick-leave time.

The volumes come in a compact size, making them convenient to carry, and also are downloadable as eBooks.

These inversion polymorphisms can be identified by examining the banding patterns of chromosomes in the larval salivary gland cells, and by the formation of loops during chromosomal pairing between inverted and standard arrangements, making them convenient genetic markers for studying evolution [ 1, 2].

Under longstanding American sanctions, American companies are forbidden from conducting most business with Iran. Lee Hunt, president of the International Association of Drilling Contractors, said harsh criticisms of Halliburton were based on "attitudes that harken back to the Cheney connection and the Bush years that make them convenient punching bags".

That makes them convenient, accessible to the mainstream, and viral.

The shape of the prepared composites makes them convenient for direct tensile and shear tests.

The same thing that makes them convenient: the card's physical size.

Image enhancement techniques are broadly applied to geophysical images that make them convenient for visual inspection and to understanding their geological significance.