This is a source of great convenience, as hauliers do not need to collaborate with other businesses to ensure that the product arrives with the customer.
For most of us, possessions are a source of comfort, convenience, and pleasure.
This research found that the 'most important' issues as specified by the technology users are cost, trust, distance from their home to the clean water source (an indicator of convenience), and understanding the health effects of arsenic.
When we began to look for better ways of developing connections to the sources of popular convenience foods, there emerged expert agencies that stepped up to the task of making information connections for us.
They said Mr. Obama told the executives that he recognized the importance of credit cards as a source of liquidity and convenience, but that he had concerns about certain card policies.
However, in our patient, the venous source was a matter of convenience rather than clinical decision-making.
Whether this is still true now, when we're faced with another Battle of the Hudson, I can't say, but New Jersey, like Florida, remains in essence a compromise: a place born of convenience, not a source of identity.
Low-income consumers rely on these stores as a source of food, since they offer convenience, interest-free credit and smaller, more affordable packages.
Another potential source of variation in the price, convenience, and quality of child care comes from cross-city differences in the availability of low-skilled immigrant labor.
Applying existing allometric equations out of convenience is potentially a key source of uncertainty in above- and below-ground carbon stock estimates in many SE Asian landscapes.
