Sentence examples similar to again convenient from inspiring English sources

Once again … convenient coincidence?

It is a helpful label to use if seeking to exclude parties not seeking to enter Downing Street but again, this convenient adoption of an American idea is not appropriate for a parliamentary election.

When Ellison said, " Splunk has no real entity model and leaves data in many disparate vendor silos," Splunk responded, "Splunk turns data into answers, applying schema on read to give structure to the data when you ask the question and not force entities when you write it (presumably to an Oracle database which is… again… convenient)," they wrote.

The purpose of these various agencies was, and remains to provide access to data that will help us citizens, food consumers, with a greater depth of background, science, and other information pointed at telling us what we should buy by making it easier (read, again, more convenient) for people to make better food choices.

Health care professionals were approached by telephone and profession specific groups for Chiropractors, General Practitioners, Osteopaths and Physiotherapists were held, again at convenient hotel venues.

Nobody wants to see Laura Dern and Sam Neill inexplicably end up on either island again, with a convenient troupe of cute kids having spuriously come along for the ride?

Will the West risk war with Russia, or will it again embrace the convenient fiction that these proxy groups are not "officially" Russian Andrew Fink Arlington, VirginiaThe Scottish questionSIR – You suggested that when Scotland turned down independence it was bucking a trend (Free exchange, September 27th).

Once again, it becomes convenient and cheaper to outsource, especially when one considers that computing is now seen as a utility.

Perhaps though it is just the UN again being a convenient scapegoat and/or route for avoiding responsibility?

Similarly, if one genuinely wishes to infer (albeit probablistically) nongenotyped SNPs within a set of study samples (perhaps as a precursor to performing some kind of rare-variant analysis [Mägi et al., 2012]), imputation is again an extremely convenient approach.

Again, Italy provides a convenient example, for Italian governments refused to establish all the regions provided for in the 1948 constitution until 1970.