Sentence examples for personal convenience from inspiring English sources

But this is just self-preservation and personal convenience -- a way of saying that we personally don't wish to pay the high price others have paid for exercising liberty.

National good, I submit, should overcome personal convenience.

Travelers, meanwhile, often resist these constraints, sometimes for reasons of personal convenience.

Those who choose to buy additional uniforms do so for what Mr. Ruggles called "personal convenience".

Sure, he's one now out of political – or, more likely, personal – convenience.

The promise of these so-called Web services is a big increase in personal convenience and economic productivity.

"President Chávez and I are putting the interests of our people above personal conveniences," said Mr. Santos, 59, a staunchly pro-American economist who served as defense minister in the administration of his predecessor, Álvaro Uribe.

The expectations and ambitions of 60 million different people demand a far higher level of personal attention, convenience, control and power than that offered by the uniform "one size fits all" service of yesteryear.

To read in this past week's Independent that so many of our residents, and all the members of our City Council, appear to value their personal comfort, convenience and housing values more that doing what we can to help families in need makes me angry.

The Russian system has become more open, and the level of personal comfort and convenience has improved greatly.

And they warn that the problem will only get worse if baby boomers, swelling the ranks of senior drivers, bristle at calls to give up the personal independence and convenience of a car.