Sentence examples for be a more convenient from inspiring English sources
It appears to be a more convenient, less intrusive, definitively more hip version of the same thing.
Of course, many gay New Yorkers might find Canada to be a more convenient option, some gay rights supporters pointed out.
While Arizona would be a more convenient travel hub for a presidential campaign than Alaska, there are other reasons the Palins might want a house there.
From the perspective of biotransformation enzyme modulation, FLU would appear to be a more convenient anthelmintic therapy of pigs than FEN.
"Given the time constraints of being a sole parent, it might be a more convenient way of trying to meet other people," said Dr. Julian Bain, Mediamark's chief research officer.
In place of the construction site there will be a more convenient lift base (the route of the main cable-car has been extended downwards), a more user-friendly resort centre, and two new five-star hotels.
In some respects the ellipse is a more convenient fiction than the epicycle, but it is no less a fiction.
Officials believe it is a more convenient and comfortable mode of travel for the 90-year-old monarch and her 95-year-old husband.
Submarines are a more convenient way for people to see the ocean depths than scuba diving, Lahey said, because they are pressurised at about one atmosphere.
