Sentence examples for more convenient access from inspiring English sources

The new cases provide for more convenient access for Reunion and other events and presentations, Brown said.

"The concourse will alleviate congestion and reduce commuting time as customers will have quicker, more convenient access to platforms," Mr. Fox said.

Blockbuster, which has 3.1 million online subscribers and 60 million customers over all, is "offering more convenient access to media than Netflix," Mr. Wible said.

International alliances of airlines have become popular in the last decade as a way to offer passengers more convenient access to a greater number of destinations.

Moreover, with the sole exception of being able to park close to desired stores, malls offer car-borne shoppers more convenient access and parking.

MBTA and its partners have been able to improve customer experience, provide broader and more convenient access to jobs, social endeavors, and education.

It's now easier and more convenient to access music legally, at your fingertips, than ever before.

It would be cheaper and more convenient to access, especially for people living in sparsely populated rural areas of Scotland, miles away from the nearest contact center.

In contrast to physical libraries, online resources are much more convenient to access and browse, as long as you have an Internet account.

Lightroom is designed for more convenient, easier access to quick features and adjustments, and as such it contains a range of presets and standard crops to make things easier for manipulation via touch on smaller screens.

"It just keeps getting more and more convenient to get access to your money and to transfer it to someone else," said Lawrence H. White, a professor of economics at George Mason University who specializes in the history of money.