In Oldfield's case, unfortunately for him and for everyone else, the class whose "comfort and convenience" must be protected at all costs is, here and elsewhere, all too obvious.
MR: There are international groups like the Norwegian duo Kings Of Convenience whose music centers around an authentic samba feel--it's virtually Latin jazz.
Pennycook said the group would sell about 200 large food stores in the next few years and replace them with convenience stores, whose underlying sales rose by 4% in the first half.
It's one of those expressions and concepts whose rhetorical potency and convenience derive, imprecisely, from the fact that no one stops to think whether it means anything at all – any more than a squash player pauses to consider why there's a wall at the back of the court.
As a consequence, choice shares for products whose strength lies in convenience and other feasibility-related features are boosted by the presentation of alternative-based information.
With Theorem 1 in hand, we are in a position to propose another form of a bounded real lemma, whose merit is its convenience to design the filter.
The list of invited participants was a convenience sample whose selection was based on two criteria: they were bona fide experts in this area and/or they were known to the organisers.
Yet, we have "The Simpsons" Apu, the heavily accented convenience store owner whose creator admits was made to offend.
Now the target of their ire is 7-Eleven, the convenience store giant whose expanding presence there has prompted concern about an invasion of national chains.
"It is the ultimate convenience," said Doug Steinberg, whose one-bedroom condo, at 315 Seventh Avenue in Chelsea, is now on the market for $739,000.
