For Mr. Stucker, that is a necessary convenience when chief executives are looking for him on a Saturday afternoon.
Instead, financial firms should treat account aggregation as a necessary convenience that all customers will soon demand and as a critical offering to cement relationships with customers, he said.
It's not an appendage or necessary convenience to support and round out majors like pharmacy and engineering.
Smart phones are a necessary convenience, and oftentimes texting is quicker than leaving a phone message or sending an e-mail (both forms of communication that have become passé for the new generation).
Young "associates" huddle around a shopping till, learning how to tally the necessaries and conveniences of life, such as the live turtles and toads on sale in the food section.
These powers are meant to be bestowed to us by God to an extent sufficient for us to know "Whatever is necessary for the Conveniences of Life, and Information of Virtue" (I, I, 5; s. also II, XXIII, 12) but only to that extent.
Using an overtly centralized identity system to connect with decentralized apps might be counterintuitive, but Facebook could deliver the UX convenience necessary to unlock a new wave of blockchain utility.
No appointment is necessary, and the convenience of weekend and evening hours is a solid draw for many.
By that I mean that his politics exhibits nearly all the characteristics of the fascist politics employed by Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler as they swept to power -- aided by necessary alliances of convenience with conservative elites -- in Italy and Germany in the 1920s and 1930s.
In North America, restaurant portions for children are 24% larger than necessary [ 32], convenience food is high in calories [ 33] and children consume large amounts of sweetened beverages [ 8, 34].
