Sentence examples for taste convenience from inspiring English sources

Besides economic factors, other factors such as taste, convenience and poor physical access to affordable foods may also lead to the selection of an unhealthy diet.

At the outset, costs often outweighed quality, and preparation was complicated by unfamiliarity with balancing health with taste, convenience, satiety, and family members' preferences.

First of all, product efficacy can only be demonstrated if the satiety-enhancing product concepts can actually be technologically produced without compromising (too much) on taste, convenience, and price.

You sacrifice taste for convenience.

At some point in the past 50 years it's like we all decided to trade taste for convenience, then promptly forgot we ever did it.

But things begin to fall apart when what you save in cash is far from commensurate with what you lose in other travel currencies: time, comfort, taste, nutrition, convenience, ethics, health or safety, to name a few.

"We have finally come to enjoy luxury only in taste and convenience," he wrote in those years, in his history "The Age of Louis XIV": "The crowd of pages and liveried servants has disappeared".

But a taste for convenience foods isn't natural gull behaviour – these birds have simply learned to take advantage of unsuspecting holidaymakers, just as they have learned to forage on landfill sites further inland, taking advantage of our gross wastefulness.