Sentence examples for always be convenient from inspiring English sources

But that may not always be convenient, especially for travelers miles from their computers.

This synodic period between Mars and Earth actually becomes a challenge when you consider that it may not always be convenient to travel between these planets during this window.

Improvements can still be made, however, particularly in the area of long-acting insulin analogues, where effective once daily clinical use might not be possible in all patients and may require patients to administer insulin at a specific time of day which may not always be convenient or remembered.

It also may not always be convenient to do so.

An urban phenomenon, it has always been convenient and inexpensive and, like graffiti, was traditionally held in low regard.

It has always been convenient that Thanksgiving falls so neatly post-election, almost always by which time the major electoral contests have been called.

It won't always be perfectly convenient for hospital routine, but the lesson from pediatric care is that hospitals will adjust.

It will always be more convenient for the west to paint itself as more righteous, more civilised, than the people they occupy and kill.

It will always be more convenient to buy it than grow it, which is fair.

As the most appropriate solution to a particular vibration problem is not always obvious, it may be convenient to cast the problem in a more general framework.

Leaving it charged all night is not always good while it may be convenient.