It would be convenient if White and Moore stood on either side of a divide between antimodernist and modernist writing.
It would be convenient in politics if private principle and party loyalty always pulled in the same direction.
It would be convenient to blame the chaos of a war zone for the military's mismanagement of waste.
It would be convenient for supporters of the war, such as this newspaper, to claim we were tricked into it by Mr Blair; convenient, but unfair.
It would be convenient if she had, since it adds a dash of sauce and spice to a story that is otherwise a bit vanilla.
It would be convenient to blame the director, John Pietrowski, for taking Claire's lines at face value, but I'm not sure what else could be done.
It would be convenient for Theresa May and colleagues, keen to distance themselves from austerity cuts, for this to look like an isolated case, a council shirking its responsibilities.
It would be convenient to wax indignant feigned indignation adds zip to political commentary but Bagehot cannot see possession of a sharp wit, even if it is deployed cruelly by officialdom against the fragile egos of the fourth estate, as a resigning matter.
It would be convenient to dismiss the disparities -- after all, the United States wouldn't trade economies with any of the 14 countries -- from small ones like the Slovak Republic and Slovenia to larger and more populous ones, like Japan and Canada -- whose eighth graders topped ours.
It would be convenient if we could predict the value of ν1 based on such information, especially for prediction problems.
It would be convenient if, for an IFS F with point fibred attractor A, we had a map in the direction opposite to that of the coordinate map, assigning to each point A a string in Ω.
