Sentence examples for which convenience from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Apple, the lesson iTunes has taught us all is that there is a price point at which convenience trumps cost.

In an age in which convenience is all, some might say being surrounded by large companies which watch you, analyse your taste and then cater to it will save time for the more important things in life.

"Vulgar" has disappeared from theaters, but it and the other offbeat movies that have come out of View Askew -- in which convenience store clerks are philosophers, drug dealers are heroes and God saves the world from two evil angels in Red Bank -- have built a worldwide following.

The Big Gulp, which convenience store chain 7-Eleven debuted in 1980, was a 32-ounce fountain soda.

This is a cross-sectional study in which convenience sampling technique was used to recruit 124 consecutive persons with T2DM and 96 controls using a questionnaire administered technique.

The conclusions are drawn from a study in which convenience samples from selected populations were used and are thus not generalizable to larger healthcare provider populations in the United States.

The biggest threat, experts say, may come from supermarkets, convenience stores and drug stores, which offer convenience but little selection, and video superstores, which have huge inventories of tapes but often fall short in customer service.

"We offer an emphasis on service, part of which is convenience," he said.

But Lux says there are differences, the most important of which are convenience and control.

Indeed, Pritsker said, the journal's sweet spot is anything that requires animal surgery, in which the convenience of visuals veers toward necessity.

The bluestones were observed by Atkinson to have been arranged into a double arc, which, for convenience, he called the Q and R Holes.