Sentence examples for be convenient to think from inspiring English sources

While it may be convenient to think that hip-hop, Rihanna or Miley Cyrus are the cause of society's ills, this creates a false sense of security.

It may be convenient to think of the period of the "rise of the codex" through the lens of religious identities (like "the rise of Christianity") but the truth is more complex.

(For this purpose, it will be convenient to think of a real number, following Dedekind, as a set of rationals that contains all the rationals less than any element of the set).

It might be convenient to think of this lower bound as what you could offer for "free" to some customers.

Now it would be convenient to think that occasionalists held that all causation was natural except for that between mind and body.

If such a chronic evolution subpopulation exists, even in the advanced cancer situation, and some patients live enough to allow the intervention of competing causes of death, it could be convenient to think in terms of long-term survivors or "statistically" cured patients [ 13].

Although it is convenient to think of an individual excited nucleus as relaxing, only the response of an excited population of many nuclei can be measured.

For the casual student, it is convenient to think of a gneiss as a rock with parallel, somewhat irregular banding which has little tendency to split along planes.

While it is convenient to think of single malts in terms of Speyside, Highlands and all, and bourbon with images of pastoral Kentucky, nothing geographical actually binds those whiskeys, or does it?

Because of the many differences in the movements used in standing, coughing, laughing, or playing a scale on the piano, it is convenient to think of movements as lower and more automatic or as higher and less automatic.

It is convenient to think of these processes in terms of local feedback mechanisms that modulate synaptic currents.