Sentence examples for true convenience from inspiring English sources

True convenience now means being eaten with one hand, no utensils, outside the home and alone.

Coverage increasing every day to deliver true convenience.

The first column repeats the results for the true specification for convenience.

Quite the opposite is true - for convenience many store their digital identities in their browsers so they do not have to log on every time they wish to use an online service.

In Newt's world, this would be a true marriage of convenience with a very smart, yet ambitious and malleable running mate.

So, another consideration when looking at bars, shakes and powders is the distinction between a desire for versus the true need for convenience.

In Belgium this more specifically might be true regarding the convenience of the payment system.

During the 1928 legislative session, it became clear that the bipartisan support shown for Sampson had been one of political convenience rather than true conviction.

He won't convert a non-Muslim when it seems more a matter of convenience than true belief.

In an age of Facebook, Twitter networks and geo-location apps, are people trading flexibility and convenience for true commitment?

So Hillary Clinton's claim that she used a personal e-mail account instead of a government one for the sake of convenience rings true.