Sentence examples for become a convenient source from inspiring English sources
In principle, searching the sewage for excreted compounds relevant to public health issues appears to have the potential to become a convenient source of real-time epidemiologic information.
Recently, internet and media sources have become a convenient way of accessing information on any topic, however they lack the explanation which is required to understand them and at times prove to be harmful rather than beneficial for young adolescents [ 32, 37].
"Almaty has become a convenient starting point," he said, "with a well-functioning infrastructure".
China has become a convenient scapegoat for job losses in manufacturing.
Too often, he shows, they have become a convenient target, blamed for every ill in society.
The phrase "deficit reduction" has become a convenient euphemism for cutting public expenditure.
"But the law has become a convenient excuse to lay off workers".
Over the years, the company has become a convenient lightning rod for public unhappiness.
Football itself has become a convenient metaphor for the state of the nation.
The Acela is meant to become a convenient and trendy alternative to the airline shuttles.
Immigration has become a convenient framework to understand ever growing social and economic insecurities.
