A decimal system is a great convenience in the use of money as a common denominator, but not indispensable.
It is a great convenience in small transactions to be able to represent a fractional value by a small coin.
Sidenote: Technical features of coinage] An established rate of fineness insuring uniform quality is a great convenience.
The capacity to swivel the upper part of the chuck without requiring the base of the chuck to be moved upon the table is a great convenience in many cases.
The proximity of e to the dead centre makes this a great convenience, while the device uses much less oil than would be used by an oil can.
The bench will also make the operation of molding much easier and will prove to be a great convenience.
Substitute for Gummed Paper [315] Gummed paper is a great convenience in the home especially for labels, but it is not always found among the household supplies.
A low square box, set on casters, with a cushion on the top, and a drawer on one side to put shoes in, is a great convenience in dressing the feet.
A settee, or settle, made so that it can be used for an ironing-table, is a great convenience.
A closet, for keeping all these things, is a great convenience.
This is the jointed cue--a great convenience to the player who travels or carries his cue home when he plays at the club or public academy.
The gutter return is a great convenience in collecting the balls to rack them for a new game.
A rack behind the stove, on which to hang the spoons and forks used in cooking, is a great convenience and a saving to the table top.
If one is restricted in closet room, a box couch is a great convenience; if in sleeping room, an iron cot or a folding sanitary couch, which becomes a bed by night, is invaluable.
All articles stored there should be well wrapped in strong paper and securely tied, and it will be found a great convenience, especially at cleaning time, to hang many things from the ceiling beams.
They are so prepared that they may be stuck upon a letter like a wafer and will prove a great convenience to merchants and all those having many letters to send post paid, as it saves all trouble of paying at the post office.
They are a great convenience where it is difficult to get the time necessary for cooking the ordinary cereals.
In the present state of society, when really good vegetarian fare is difficult to procure away from home, eggs, cheese, and milk are a great convenience.
They are looked upon as a great convenience, whilst free from nearly all the objections appertaining to flesh food.
But to those who wish to go into it a little deeper than others, or who make their candy to sell, it would be well for them to have as many of these tools as possible, for while not being a necessity, are a great convenience.
Its use for formal and unconfidential communications is a great convenience.
The penny post was found to be a great convenience to Londoners and dwellers in the vicinity.
Such a rate "would be a great convenience to the patrons and become a source of revenue to the department.
If they went abroad, this would prove a great convenience.
Elizabeth Eliza felt it would be a great convenience,--they could keep the front door always locked, yet she could open it with the key of her upper drawer; that she was sure to have with her.
Agamemnon had already decided to take a thermometer; somebody was always complaining of being too hot or too cold at a picnic, and it would be a great convenience to see if she really were so.
It is unnecessary to tell the mechanic he must have a rack for his tools, but we may tell the beginner so, and he will find it a great convenience.
By this arrangement it is easy to bore, not only parallel holes of any size, but tapering ones, which is often a great convenience.
A good solid chopping-block is a great convenience, so watch for a chance to get a section of a tree, which you can often do when one is felled.
You can get along very well for such work as this on the floor, or even the ground, with a couple of boxes for horses, but a bench and horses are a great convenience.
A form to hold the pieces for planing is a great convenience.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great convenience" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
