Sentence examples for convenient argument from inspiring English sources

It's a convenient argument, but also a convincing one.

The x86 supercomputing world is, of course, a convenient argument for Intel.

It is a convenient argument for companies that make money compiling and selling personal data, but it's not true.

That is a convenient argument, but it also reflects the realities of making things work on small, touch-based screens, and the needs of the virtual office.

The battlefield objection is "the convenient argument of the moment," said Douglas John Bowen, president of the New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers, an organization that has been pushing for such a line at least since 1985.

The easy and convenient argument is that the prosecutors did not know of such evidence... Had I been more inquisitive, perhaps the evidence would have come to light years ago.

Convenient arguments justifying killing legitimate enemies in the line of duty don't hold up well for Iraq and Afghanistan.

Convenient arguments by those who control or track our data emphasize that 'the era of privacy is over' anyway and 'what is good for the advertiser must be good for the consumer' because 'they invested in the infrastructure' so they can 'personalize the web experience', and if we're going to have to consume anyway it may as well be something we like.

It never was an issue of access – that was a convenient legal argument.

They appear to have concluded that publicly supporting the competence of law enforcement officers who carry out arrests and interrogations risks giving up convenient political arguments -- even if those arguments unfairly demean police and intelligence agencies and even if the arguments misrepresent the law.

In other words, Tomlinson is doing exactly what he wrongly accuses his critics of doing (see 6): starting his temperature series at a point convenient to his argument.