Sentence examples for may be convenience from inspiring English sources

The title characters, Dante and Randal, may be convenience store clerks, but they also star in their own pop cartoon and thus mix with the pop culture that swamps their town of Leonardo.

So, if the lowest prices can be found on the internet and people like the service they get, why would they buy anywhere else?One reason may be convenience; another, concern about fraud, which poses the biggest threat to online trade.

They may be convenience samples, trial populations, subpopulations such as residents from nursing homes or participants of epidemiological cohorts.

Indeed, with thousands of good hospitals across the nation, the best selling point for routine medical care may simply be convenience: some studies show that patients prefer nearby hospitals with worse results over ones with better outcomes farther away.

Some arrangements may be marriages of convenience, but a genuine affection seems to have developed between Ellis and Georgia.

His eldest son bears his father's second title, which is in most cases a viscountcy; where, as with Devon and Huntingdon, there is no second title, one using the family name may be assumed for convenience.

So it may be abbreviated for convenience to 0.04167.

The second component is the delay for the vehicles M4 − M3 (Note that M4 − M3 is part of M2 − M1 in Fig. 3 although the vertical coordinate intervals may be different for convenience) and M5 − M4, which is equal to t j D  − t j B. In other word, we can take cells i and j as a single virtual cell to obtain the unmodified cost which is equal to t j D  − τ.

Your new favorite chicken wings may be at a convenience store in downtown L.A.

Your new favorite chicken wings may be at a convenience store in downtown L.A.  .

To this may be added for convenience the local area under the jurisdiction of the San Luis Obispo even though there is an infringement of the Chumash".