convenience - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • prefer: Or do some at least prefer the convenience of professional advice they know and can rely on?
  • enjoy: You can enjoy the convenience of doorstep delivery at big savings on the full subscription rate.
  • combine: The Carrot Card combines the convenience of a standard business card with the power of a CD Rom.
  • appreciate: Everything you need... Business guests often appreciate the added convenience of the on-site Business Center.

Preposition: against

  • subscriber: The Cellular Telephone and Internet Association ( CTIA ) must balance caller convenience against wireless subscribers ' inherent concerns over privacy.

Adjective modifier

  • sanitary: How many sanitary conveniences need to be provided under the Building Regulations?
  • added: For your added convenience is a guests shower room.
  • notational: It is a notational convenience to allow an empty tree.
  • modern: All modern conveniences, Aga cookers, open fires, central heating.
  • administrative: The file is simply an administrative convenience introduced about the time of the First World War.
  • ultimate: For the ultimate convenience diaper laundry services can do the job for you.

Modifies a noun

  • store: Did he think the convenience store employe would think he was a real monkey?
  • retailing: SPAR Scotland is closely linked to SPAR ( UK ), the UK's largest convenience retailing group.
  • sake: Some of these have been included in the main body of the site but are collated and repeated here for convenience sake.
  • food: The high fat, high sugar convenience foods we eat aren't helping.
  • shopping: These people are more interested in convenience shopping, regular top-ups, treats or simply picking up something to enjoy that evening.
  • routine: The convenience routines for creating PulldownMenus manage these relations automatically.

Noun used with modifier

  • caller: The Cellular Telephone and Internet Association ( CTIA ) must balance caller convenience against wireless subscribers ' inherent concerns over privacy.
  • skiing: The town is car-free, well planned and built with skiing convenience in mind.

Preposition: of

  • delivery: You can enjoy the convenience of doorstep delivery at big savings on the full subscription rate.

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