Sentence examples for more convenient allowing from inspiring English sources

Many passengers have found that electronic tickets are more convenient, allowing them to bypass long lines at the check-in counter, especially after Sept. 11.

But UberRush makes Operator more convenient, allowing it to route more purchases to retailers.

Loren Kaiser, vice president of operations at Digital Interactive, said the DISCover software makes PC gaming more convenient, allowing someone to eject a game in the middle of playing without crashing the computer.

The new Bluetooth Chip & PIN version is also far more convenient, allowing a device (iOS or Android smartphone or tablet) to sit on a counter while the transaction is made, effectively replace some Point Of Sale applications.

What is the value of attending a for-profit institution, particularly if the for-profit is cheaper, more convenient, allows the student to work, and has a reasonable track record of career placement upon graduation?

Due to this reason, the use of the fuzzy set theory in MCDM for evaluating various factors and alternatives seems more convenient by allowing decision-makers to express their ideas more adequately [14].

For now it plays a relatively small role in the consumer electronics space — possibly making a few mobile owners' lives slightly more convenient by allowing them to charge their device by sticking it on a charger plate, rather than fumbling around to plug in a power cord once per day.

Brick and mortar means try-on is available, which is still much more convenient than allowing shoppers to order something with no strings attach to try on at home and then send back (Frank & Oak has offered this since launch to Hunt Club members).

The MR rebuilt Quainton Road and re-sited it to a more convenient location, allowing through running between the Brill Tramway and the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway.

Background: Treatment of deep-vein thrombosis (DVT) with a once-daily regimen of enoxaparin, rather than a continuous infusion of unfractionated heparin (UFH) is more convenient and allows for home care in some patients.

The weekly regimen was considered by the patients to be more convenient, would allow them to achieve better long-term compliance, and was the regimen that most said they would be willing to take for an extended period of time, ie, would improve their adherence (Simon et al 2002; Baroutsou et al 2004; Cramer et al 2004; Kendler et al 2004; Recker et al 2004; Bartl et al 2006).