Sentence examples for convenient enough to from inspiring English sources

The cute seven-ounce frosted bottles are convenient enough to take on a picnic, which might even make sense for the company's olive oil and soy sauce.

It's not so simple that it'll trigger a flood of crap games, but convenient enough to entice otherwise uninterested talent.

They explained that it was true that using ROS proved to be better to perform the learning tasks designed in the experiment, but the ROS's supporting functions were not convenient enough to replace IE or the likes which they had been accustomed to use.

In the past, transferring your digital creatures between games (to "catch em all") required multiple consoles and cartridges — compared to the old system, the new method feels convenient enough to be worth the fee despite actually only managing mere kilobytes of data in the cloud.

Infants were enrolled from within a 3 km radius of the given health facility as this distance was considered convenient enough to allow re-visits.

The company posits that while there's a will for renewable generation, consumers still don't have a way that's convenient enough for them to make the switch to solar power.

Finally, with my wife's approval, I removed the netbook from the kitchen counter and stored it around the corner from the kitchen in a location that was convenient enough for us to pull out for recipes and for when the kids weren't around, but inconvenient enough to prevent us from emailing or surfing when we walk by it.

If that's not convenient enough, shake it to change tracks.

But they are convenient enough for parents to fit into their baby's eye socket after they're trained by ocularists on how to do so.

The human-computer interface was not convenient enough for doctors to use.

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.