Sentence examples for to convenient from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to convenience; simple; easy; expedient.
- Fast food might be convenient, but it's also very unhealthy.
Subsequently, 'food swamps', 12 13 characterised as neighbourhoods with disproportionate access to convenient, energy-dense nutrient-poor foods sold by convenience stores and fast-food restaurants, emerged as important dimensions of the food environment.
Ctrip's contribution to convenient democracy is detailed in its prospectus.
Access to convenient public transit routes is a real issue north of Florida.
It reflects a failure to scrutinise; an addiction to convenient soundbites.
Subscribe to convenient one-a-day formulation of omega-oil capsules for a balanced and healthy diet.
It elevates disabled people to convenient sources of inspiring achievement, who need no assistance to get there.
Subscribe to convenient one-a-day formulation of omega-oil capsules for a balanced and healthy diet.
Cutting is performed on various large machines, a preliminary operation often being that of crosscutting to convenient lengths.
Either way, vast, diverse, complicated nations are reduced to convenient slogans, the better to reveal the complex moral transformations of white English-speakers.
But bottled water also provides consumers with access to convenient, refreshing water that they can carry and drink throughout the day.
As an aid to convenient calculation, Ptolemy also composed the Procheiroi kanones (Handy Tables), in which the astronomical tables of the Almagest were expanded and accompanied by directions for using them but were stripped of the theoretical discussion.
