Sentence examples for too much convenience from inspiring English sources

It offers me too much convenience and saves me the burden and responsibility of carrying cash around.

My point is that too much convenience, beyond contributing to the obesity epidemic by keeping us sedentary, probably makes us dumber.

Cake-mix makers, for example, had ruined their product by engineering too much for convenience: they told housewives to just add water and turn on the oven.

Woods: So as soon as you start charging too much for convenience, then they're going to say, "Heck with this, I don't want it anymore". So you can charge just enough but not too much for the convenience.

But the grocery store can sometimes entice us with too much of that convenience.

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.

"It was a little too much in the way of convenience".

I think that $24 a year is too much to pay for the convenience of not having to go to the public library to search through the paper copies of Consumer Reports magazines in the reference section.

And, thanks to the cooperative nature of credit unions, their customers do not give up too much in the way of convenience.

The Power Users You want connectivity 24/7, and you'll sacrifice convenience — but not too much money — for it.

And really, $29.99 isn't too much to pay for this kind of convenience.