Sentence examples for term of convenience from inspiring English sources

"Consistency" has always been a term of convenience.

Let's all agree that "outsider artist" is a term of convenience, encompassing the self-taught, the visionary, the geographically isolated, the mentally ill or developmentally disabled, and (in one memorable episode) Homer Simpson.

Regulation in this sense was used by many practitioners as a comprehensive all-inclusive term of convenience that could also be used to discuss other issues generally considered to be directly related to regulation, such as professionalization, acceptance by the conventional healthcare system and problems in naturopathic education.

Centuries, generations, and decades are terms of convenience.

So what you gain in terms of security and privacy you lose in terms of convenience.

"It's really hard to beat in terms of convenience," she said.

He says that whatever the cost, a cross-Sound tunnel would more than pay for itself in terms of convenience and in toll revenue.

Wal-Mart is also offering good service in terms of convenience -- it's easy to get to, it's easy to park -- and selection.

And in terms of convenience, almost all of my friends live here or are a couple of subway stops away in Carroll Gardens, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights and other brownstone Brooklyn neighborhoods.

People have always focused on NetJets in terms of convenience.

"In terms of convenience, they've come to that, but almost in a panic.