Sentence examples for taste ease from inspiring English sources

Some offer consumer reviews — ranking emergency food on taste, ease of preparation, packaging design, price and shelf life.

I sampled four and scored them on price, taste, ease, eco-friendliness, nutrition, and vegan-/gluten-free/vegetarian-friendliness.

Results from the focus groups illustrated that taste, ease of preparation and cost were among the factors that most influence consumption habits.

In addition, patient satisfaction is usually not based on one factor, but on many factors, such as taste, ease of chewing, comfort, retention, pain, fit and aesthetics.

Overall, sugar is consumed because of its pleasant taste, ease of digestion, and positive effect on mood, and these three reasons are not mutually exclusive; each probably makes a contribution to overall behavior.

In a 1998 survey, consumers said they liked it for its taste, healthfulness, ease of preparation and -- what may be the most potent praise -- versatility.

Within hours of participants' receiving products, Mattson provides clients with recorded voice-mail messages that reflect the recipients' visceral responses to packaging, taste and ease of use.

The coldness of the ice slightly numbs your taste buds, easing the strength (and the astringent qualities) of some wines, especially reds.

Some see the solution as "marketing," trying to predict the public taste, trying to ease the audience into music.

It would be particularly hard for a northern man to admit being middle class, because that would imply a decadent taste for physical ease.

Given the different ecological and climatic conditions in the region, the outcome of farmer selection for traits such as panicle length, tillering, plant height, yield, taste, swelling, and ease of threshing may possibly have contributed to the genetic differences between sub-clusters 4-1 and 4-2.