Sentence examples similar to convenient answers from inspiring English sources

The easy and perhaps most convenient answer is religion, but that is wrong.

And increasingly it has settled on a most convenient answer: health is the absence of abnormality.

Lazy security professionals would be the convenient answer, but it's also inaccurate.

Closing Liyuan may just be the most convenient answer to a bureaucratic problem that has animal-rights activists complaining loudly.

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If you don't want to leave your home because you still have young children or it just isn't convenient, consider answering a hotline.

Of course, Google doesn't provide all of the other contextual data in one convenient search result, but its answer for that one variable is better.

(Check out Scott Sumner's convenient FAQ for answers to all your questions about the relevance and efficacy of monetary policy in circumstances like ours).

"This," says Mill with evident relish, "is convenient; because the answer, which does for Sir James, will answer the same purpose with the Edinburgh Review" (Mill 1992, 305).

"If it's a touch harder to get to," Mr. Myhren asks, "how do we separate DQ from the more convenient competitors?" The answer, he said, can be found in a campaign that Grey New York plans to introduce on Monday.

Not easy or convenient questions to answer at all, let alone publicly and regularly.