Sentence examples for became convenient from inspiring English sources

Skeptics say Mr. Soong became a crusader for party reform only when it became convenient.

With the growth of trade, it early became convenient to appoint agents with similar powers in foreign parts, and these often, though not invariably, were styled consuls.

For the prime minister it became convenient to be able to dismiss the surveillance revelations as just another part of the Dotcom circus.

Gazza's tears, Nessun Dorma and the adoption of football shirts as leisure wear played a part, as did the growing middle class respectability for which Nick Hornby's Fever Pitch became convenient shorthand.

Keating and Lincoln Savings became convenient symbols for arguments about what had gone wrong in America's financial system and society, and were featured in popular culture references.

Once Martin lay dead and Zimmerman was identified as the shooter, it became convenient for commentators and activists to mold perceptions in ways that served their purposes.

They become convenient scapegoats.

Their populations have become convenient local customers.

Though not inaccurate, the description has become convenient shorthand, warding off deeper investigation of his work.

And if he says "Blame it on the whites", then it becomes convenient to exploit those emotions.' Is that working?

The chief of the Israeli Defense Forces' general staff, Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, said at the University of Haifa on Tuesday that Israel "will not allow the area of the Golan Heights to become convenient grounds for Assad to operate on".