Sentence examples for be convenient at from inspiring English sources

It will be convenient at this point to introduce a bit more regimentation.

In some control and observations problems, it may be convenient, at least from the analysis point of view, to use non proper systems.

Another script illustrated management's desire for recruiters to employ relentless efforts to keep students on the phone for sales pitches, dismissing potential reasons why a conversation might not be convenient at that moment.

He tells whatever version of events he thinks will be convenient at the time and everyone, including his fellow candidates, are suddenly supposed to live in whatever new reality he's created.

Choose a region where you think you could be convenient at.

The word of God means whatever is convenient at the time.

"I think it was a bit of a compromise between his own ideals and what was convenient at the time," Schroeder said.

"Some of their recent hands-off policies with regard to hiring and firing policies is convenient at least and mindful of potential liabilities".

"The stump mics were turned up and they said it was so-called 'human error' which was convenient at the time," he said.

In the United States you can get the same outrageously priced and indifferently served cocktail at the Cipriani Dolci in Grand Central, which is convenient, at best.

While rate shopping is convenient at online travel portals like Expedia, Travelocity and CarWiz, better bargains await on rental companies' home pages, said Andrew Hastings, a travel-industry analyst for Gomez, a company in Lincoln, Mass., that rates Internet sites.