Egg spokesperson, Mark Maguire, says that for an online bank, which wants to use the convenience of emails, it's deeply frustrating to have in-boxes overloaded with so much unsolicited junk that it begins to discourage customers from using email.
But when we use the convenience of modern modes of transportation, we live lives largely detached not only from the land, water, fire, and air that is the stuff of our lives, but also from the engagement of our minds, bodies and spirits.
The Richardson [ 40] quasi-experimental study was based on a pragmatic approach and used the convenience of a ready-made waiting list.
The not-so-strong can use the convenience of a food processor.
That way you can still use the convenience of "plastic" for purchases, but the money is deducted from your checking account and you avoid any more debt.
The inventions, which help the world's more than 1.5 million Orthodox Jews use the conveniences of modern life, are gaining in popularity as manufacturing in Asia keeps prices low and the Internet makes it easier to shop for niche products.
Some of these present digital ionogram images to interpretation experts who use the conveniences of digital data presentation to identify and record parameter values.
They will use the convenience and privacy of a mobile device to make calls and send e-mails and text messages.
Dr. McConnell said that feeding tubes, inserted through the nose or an incision in the abdomen, are often used for the convenience of nursing home staffs.
Consumers' budgets are still tight, they are on the lookout for deals and they are used to the convenience of online purchases.
State law says that "no medication shall be used for the convenience of staff" and that "special attention shall be given to those individuals receiving psychotropic medication".
