Sentence examples for based convenient from inspiring English sources
A centre based, convenient method of enrolment was followed.
The fact that the Justice Department is going after him now may be based on convenient timing (the investigation began under Bush and comes at a time when Latino votes are the key to Obama winning Arizona and perhaps the whole election) but it also indicates that the most cautious political team in the business calculates that tough on crime is no longer a shield of legitimacy.
Religion as it's normally taught, is based on convenient interpretation and moral absolutism.
We could conclude that the 7-day median cycle delay is a consequence of daily practices based on convenient factors.
Some recent publications on this subject have been based upon convenient surveillance processes, or even press reports.
Our approach was based on convenient self-sampling and sensitive HPV testing, rather than (Pap anicolaou screening.
Modern applications of bioenergy are based on convenient solid, liquid and gaseous energy carriers, typical examples being pellets, bioethanol and methane.
Classical methods to catalogue mycobacteria are based on convenient phenotypic traits, such as growth rate, pigmentation, pathogenicity, and specific biochemical properties [ 57].
In Barbary, they found convenient bases to outfit their ships, as well as ready markets for their booty and slaves.
"Making a decision based on how convenient it is to do my laundry seemed like such a small factor.
This appears to be based on a convenient misapprehension about how laws work, whereby apparently they're a zero sum: if you add some criminalisation in one place, it must automatically decrease in another.
