It's a question of convenience and requirements.
For Sophia Atkinson, 35, a police officer in England, and Derek Sives, 39, an engineer in Scotland, it was a question of convenience.
They were sometimes worn without socks, but while this is now a fashion statement, in the early 1960s, when Boyer was an undergraduate, it was more a question of convenience.
"It is a question of convenience, enriching people's lives, because we can provide communications, information and entertainment the way they want it," says Mark Wegleitner of Verizon, an American telecoms giant.
"Convergence really means the freedom for consumers to use any service under any circumstances they choose to," says Ben Verwaayen, the boss of BT. "It is a question of convenience, enriching people's lives, because we can provide communications, information and entertainment the way they want it," says Mark Wegleitner, chief technologist at Verizon.
It is a question of convenience versus cost.
So far, questions of convenience have trumped those of roommate ethics (murky to begin with): we use the room for bike storage, and one night, instead of relegating a visiting friend to the couch, I offered him the empty bed ("Leave it looking like you found it," I instructed).
Because it hangs off a precipice and carries only two-lanes, Lin Tak Road was surrounded by both questions of convenience and concerns about its safety.
The buyers were polled in August and September in five customer-satisfaction areas: dealership facility (including questions on convenience of location and appearance); salesperson performance (knowledge and friendliness); paperwork/finance process; delivery process (cleanliness of the car and explanation of its features); and vehicle price.
Then there's the question of practical convenience.
Clinical questions included the date of osteoporosis/osteopenia diagnosis, current osteoporosis treatment, and 3 global questions on convenience, functioning and side effects.
