Sentence examples for by the convenient from inspiring English sources

For Jews, there was a numerus clausus, not even disguised by the convenient excuse of "geographical distribution".

Mr. Silvy, a former homeowner, was attracted by the convenient location and design of the apartments, which he characterized as a blending of old and new.

In the end, our facile notion of "closure" may be best captured by the convenient oblivion of Bobby Frank Cherry, who maintained a blank stare through his recent hearing.

It was inspired by the convenient fact that the line that marked the edge of the one-mile exclusion zone brought into being to spare the blushes of Parliament, actually bisected the galleries at Tate Britain.

James Avellino, the store's manager, who described its niche as "value oriented" and "family focused," said that customers were drawn by the convenient store hours, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Most teaching assistants are untrained (many are mothers, attracted by the convenient working hours), and the researchers note that they tend not to be involved in planning lessons.In this section Angels and demons No farewell to arms Bang to rights The chancellor's eyebrows Top-up teaching Unintended consequences Ready for his close-up?

But by eliminating the convenient built-in network for these types of social applications, students and faculty still might flail a bit before finding the path of next-least resistance for their social urges.

Now, rewriting (15) by employing the convenient transformation S r = 1 1 + e - r - R a (29)The radial Schrodinger equation for the generalized Wood Saxon potential is as follows: d 2 R s d s 2 + 1 - 2 s s 1 - s d R s d s + 1 s 2 1 - s 2 - χ 2 s 2 + 2 χ 2 - β 2 s + β 2 - χ 2 - ε 2 = 0, (30)where χ 2, β 2, ε 2 and γ are dimensionless parameters.

The land along the river was industrialized, owned by companies exploiting the convenient transportation afforded by the river.

Which of course has the convenient by-product of making it impossible to judge their judgement.

Maybe you were told it was brought about by unbridled consumerism, or were fed the convenient deceit by politicians and the media that the disenfranchised poor of our nation were fighting the police and smashing up their neighbourhoods because they wanted a new pair of trainers.