Sentence examples for a few convenient from inspiring English sources

Look, this isn't grand scheme important stuff, just a few convenient Friday night excuses.

A lesson in the philosophy of map making, however, shows Durand how it would be just as easy to carve up Great Britain with a few convenient strokes of a pencil and assume that, by doing so, mountains would disappear while the population effortlessly changed its identity and loyalty.

It also gets much better battery life (15 hours for the Big Jambox versus 10 hours for the original) and adds a few more convenient physical buttons.

Duck viral hepatitis (DVH) is an acute disease of young ducklings with few convenient and effective veterinary drugs to treat.

The property market remains one of the few convenient places for Chinese to park their cash, and it should continue to benefit in the long run from urbanization and export surpluses.

However, few convenient methods can predict the dynamic distribution of contaminants, because the dynamic supply air concentrations resulting from air recirculation are unknown, especially over long time periods, such as months or years.

As there are few convenient places for burrows, wolf dens are usually occupied by animals of the same family.

LAX offers few convenient public transit options, forcing thousands of arriving passengers each day to pay for pricey rides in taxis, limos and shuttles.

Trams and trolleybuses offer a pleasant and extremely inexpensive way to see the city, but only a few lines are convenient for hotels and tourist sights.

East Hampton might seem an odd place for inner-city graffiti, not least because it offers fewer convenient walls to use as canvases.

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