Sentence examples for becoming convenient from inspiring English sources

NATO and the United States are becoming convenient scapegoats to hide growing domestic unrest and military instability, and the tensions with India.

We're at a point analogous to where the music industry was in the early 2000s: the product is only just becoming convenient enough for the mainstream to purchase and download online.

There has been some progress in creating dedicated bike lanes and just last year SoBi (a bike-share programme) launched, becoming a convenient and easy way for downtowners to move around.

If the real threat to low-skilled workers comes from a different source - technological change or the decline of union protection - then ministers have a big selling job on their hands to stop immigration becoming a convenient scapegoat for all that is wrong with the bottom end of the labour market.

This type of spaces is becoming the convenient setting for several applications.

With the baculovirus preparation process becoming more convenient, researchers will focus on improving the expression levels of exogenous proteins by changing the baculovirus genome.

The tricky part: keeping Exploit Hub from becoming a convenient resource for breaking into the systems it's meant to protect.

On the other hand, with the growing popularity of the Web browser as a platform for applications, cumbersome downloads of custom desktop solutions are becoming less convenient nowadays and are even considered obsolete sometimes.

As anyone who regularly travels today's toll roads can attest, tolling is becoming more convenient as tolling authorities move to faster, all-electronic tolling systems that permit a freer flow of traffic.

It does seem improbable that Tyrannosaurus routinely hunted full-grown members of its own species; however, it is possible that intraspecific combat led to casualties, with the dead becoming a convenient source of food for the victors.

With GWAS becoming a convenient and powerful tool for genetic study of common human diseases, an arising new challenge is how to utilize efficiently the vast amount of information generated in GWAS to better understand disease mechanisms.