Sentence examples for a somewhat convenient from inspiring English sources

My mother thought organized religion was one of the problems with the world; this extended to the Girl Scouts and the PTA (a somewhat convenient belief for a mother of four, since you can't ask someone to go against their beliefs).

If you are in an area of the United States in which Africanized bees have not migrated (middle and northern areas), you will likely be able to find a beekeeper who would be willing to remove the bees for free, as long as they are in a somewhat convenient spot.

The item was measured using a 4-point Likert scale (very inconvenient, somewhat inconvenient, somewhat convenient, very convenient) with high scores indicating greater convenience.

It's somewhat convenient that one of them is a police officer, another a martial arts expert: this octet might prove more boring if each one could only switch between the skills of seven underslept Guardian writers.

Attitude Toward Safety is measured by the sum of three questions about the importance, necessity and convenience of improving health and safety in the next six months (scored on a 5-pt scale; for example: 1 = "very convenient"; "somewhat convenient"; "neither"; "somewhat inconvenient"; 5 = "very inconvenient").

His somewhat convenient memory lapses raise similar questions about possible dissembling.

Yet Graham-Felsen's choice to veil or seal off his black characters can't help but appear somewhat convenient, even as the novel marks out white solipsism as one of its themes.

A: Somewhat, yes.

Many inside and outside the campaign perceived the illness as a convenient cover for Mr. Gore to ease Mr. Coelho to the sidelines after a somewhat tumultuous yearlong reign.

At the other end of the technology spectrum is tape-based storage, which provides a low-cost if somewhat less convenient alternative to disk storage.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.