Sentence examples for valuable convenience from inspiring English sources

But in this view — which I share — the authority of professional journalists is both a valuable convenience for readers without the time or inclination to manage a tsunami of information on their own, and a civic good, in that a democracy needs a shared base of trustworthy information upon which to make its judgments.

Regular barges, ferries, and water taxis pass by, a valuable convenience since many other island owners must charter private barges and seaplanes to their properties.

Experience has shown the mobility they add is a valuable convenience.

The complementary content has become more valuable than the convenience of on-demand.

In between these extremes lie the "tolerable" risks – those that we may be prepared to put up with if there is sufficient benefit, such as providing valuable employment, personal convenience, or keeping the infrastructure of society going.

In addition, we readily give up personal privacy in exchange for something considered valuable (access, information, convenience, etc).

More valuable, perhaps, as a convenience to its most profitable business travelers, is the new system Travelocity has developed that will let travelers change their return flights with just a few clicks.

It may not be as revolutionary as he makes it out to be, but sometimes convenience is a valuable selling point to have.

For a very long time they offered packaging and convenience that was valuable enough to attract reader attention, which the newspaper could then resell at a markup to advertisers.

While online shops might not provide the same intimate level of customer service as their brick-and-mortar counterparts, they offer something much more valuable, especially in today's society: convenience.

While not a representative sample, it was felt that using snowball sampling to access a convenience sample would provide valuable insights into health professional emigration and would inform the subsequent development of a larger-scale study on health professional emigration.