People aged 18 to 24 are seven times more likely to eat convenience meals.

Customers spend more than 30billion a year on the convenience meals.

The circumstance of everybody working, with no time to spare; of a change in when we eat our meals; and the superfluity of extraordinarily cheap convenience meals.

Consumers are turning to convenience shopping as they struggle to find the time to trawl around supermarkets with a trolley.

It might be just good-value convenience shopping.

As household incomes rise, he adds, people will also demand more meat and convenience shopping through supermarkets, and they will eat out more.

The trade association said that this had been driven by a resurgence in convenience shopping, as bigger weekly shops are increasingly conducted online.

The fused grid anticipates the location of convenience shopping and amenities at the periphery of the four-quadrant neighbourhood.

They'll both enjoy the convenience of living close to work as well.

Challenged by hardship, they did enjoy the convenience of homing pigeons that delivered messages to the mainland in 45 minutes, while mail took 10 days.

Not having moved, they enjoy the convenience of keeping the same address, telephone number, and utility accounts, as well as avoid the cost of purchasing new land.

Students enjoyed the convenience of frequenting one studio for diversified training rather than traveling throughout the city.

Crucially, though, we don't want to compromise standards just for the sake of convenience.

So far, breaches occurred for the sake of convenience, expediency or to ensure slick programme content.

Taste was sometimes compromised for the sake of convenience.

However, he conceded that helicopters should be used only to 'increase the amount of productivity during the working day and not just for the sake of convenience'.

They may well find that patients will take their chances for the sake of convenience.

Wet wipes may seem like a modern convenience but 30 metres underground they are anything but.

The building included all modern convenience including electric lights, telephone services, elevators, restrooms, fitting rooms, and luxury duplex escalators.

The hotel opened with every possible modern convenience, including a telephone and circulating ice water in all guest rooms.

Every modern convenience and appliance, together with furnishings of the finest quality, are within its walls.

This modern convenience eliminated the ever popular potbelly stove ever so present and common in railroad stations across the country.

I prefer the convenience of a gradual self-tanning moisturiser to a spray tan.

Reading habits are changing rapidly, boosting the sale of digital books as people increasingly prefer the convenience of an e-reader to the weight and texture of a printed book.

Parents put it off because they preferred the convenience of the disposable to a few weeks of 'accidents'.

Those who could not fly preferred the convenience of automobiles over trains that never seemed to arrive or leave on time.

Manufacturers began to use key fobs in the 1980s, claiming customers preferred the convenience of a 'blipper' that could lock and unlock doors by remote control.