Sentence examples for be the convenient from inspiring English sources

The idea of "single mothers" may itself be the convenient fiction of a fundamentally conservative society.

The mean distance to the surface of the catalyst pellet is found to be the convenient quantity to renormalize Thiele modulus and mean penetration depth to obtain an universal curve independent of the catalyst pellet shape.

Friday seems to be the convenient day to drop the two-word bombshell — You're fired — that is rocking psyches, knee-capping careers and corroding nest eggs across Long Island, where the unemployment rate has risen to a 16-year high of 6.9percentt.

Further, the proof tending to show that coffee so adulterated and artificially colored as to be the convenient means of accomplishing fraud and deceit was in demand in some places outside of the state of New York could have no legitimate tendency to cause the adulterated and fraudulently deceptive article to become legitimate commerce.

I suppose (and I am speaking only for myself here) that if one is honest about one's own interests, it is good to know that if the government ever put pressure on private companies to stop The New Yorker from publishing classified information — as we have before, and I hope will again — that complying won't seem, to those companies, to be the convenient and expedient route.

I suppose (and I am speaking only for myself here) that if one is honest about one's own interests, it is good to know that if the government ever put pressure on private companies to stop The New Yorker from publishing classified information as we have before, and I hope will again that complying won't seem, to those companies, to be the convenient and expedient route.

She's the convenient one.

On rainy days they are the convenient purveyors of cheap umbrellas.

"It's the convenient politics of the time, let's be honest," Mr. Cuomo said.

It is the convenient, cashless way to pay for your purchases.

But this is the convenient option.