Sentence examples for a convenient future from inspiring English sources

Cheers to a Convenient Future.

A method using capillary electrophoresis has also been described [ 145] and immunoassay may be a more convenient future alternative [ 146].

These findings report the possibility of directly modifying bone marrow aspirates by combined therapeutic gene transfer as a potent and convenient future approach to improve the repair of articular cartilage lesions.

The purpose was to assess the conservation state of frescoes and the most convenient future restoration works of Ariadne's lodgings still containing mural paintings.

Up until now, it has seemed to be a pretty preposterous notion, largely because this is Nolan we are talking about and the British film-maker has never seemed remotely interested in making life easier for Warner Bros by offering a convenient route into future Batman films.

But just as Benghazi proved a useful excuse for dispatching more forward-deployed firepower toward Africa, the embassy scare in South Sudan acted as a convenient template for future crises in which the U.S. military would be even more involved.

Our method fills the gap by providing a convenient means in the future research of rhubarb.

Although it is worth noting that the irregularity of the dynamics of up and down states is not a sufficient condition for criticality, a concrete characterization of such irregularity may be a convenient starting point for future works on this topic.

The Obama mantra of "Win the Future" is a convenient slogan for this strategy.

There, any lingering public anger at Wall Street will be outweighed by a long-standing distaste for global regulation being foisted on the U.S. "Britain will not move unless others move with us," Brown told the central bankers and finance ministers in Edinburgh, leaving a convenient way out for the future for himself or, more likely, his successor as prime minister.

In a nutshell, our camera-free composition marking recording system can (1) effectively eliminate the pressure of the participants facing the cameras; (2) allow the researchers to record the whole marking and think-aloud process in a highly accurate, detailed, and systematic manner, and hence (3) provide a convenient and powerful database for future study.