Sentence examples for be convenient as from inspiring English sources

It was too remote from the centre of Germany to be convenient as a capital, and in the 1560s the coronation site was changed to Frankfurt am Main.

With regard to pin site care, commencement of dressing changes on POD 2 3 may be convenient, as the drainage associated with pin site reaction normally decreases by this time.

Simplified transesophageal Doppler techniques can be convenient as the probe is smaller than for standard esophageal echocardiography techniques.

The central Berkeley BART station is convenient, as are numerous bus lines.

Gibtown became a sanctuary, and the stigma associated with the trade was convenient as well: outsiders stayed away thanks to rumors about "carnies" stealing children.

(The implication that Heywood sought to harm the son was convenient as well: it managed to heap suspicion on a victim who has no way to defend himself, and whose family has stayed silent).

The volume controls on the left earpiece are convenient, as is the power button and power jack.

'So much history is airbrushed out as not being convenient, as challenging national myths.

It is not roomy enough for adults but is adequate for children and is convenient as a resting place for briefcases and purses.

And it is convenient, as it can give one the illusion that they have reinvented the wheel, when really, at most, they may have just changed the tires.

Algorithms from the literature are available to build polyhedral Lyapunov functions, which are convenient as they constitute a universal class for the solution of the stabilizability problem.