Sentence examples for convenient for someone from inspiring English sources
"This is a little more convenient for someone who wants something more natural in terms of aesthetics".
BOJ-bashing may well be more convenient for someone like Mr Abe than finding new ideas on economic reform.On the economic front, though, there is likely to be some good news.
"It's extremely convenient for someone like me who has to go to Connecticut, Long Island and New Jersey," said George Stilo, an interior designer who moved to the Ritz Plaza from Brooklyn 13 years ago.
That's probably more convenient for someone looking to jump right into having something that looks nice, though prior watch fanatics might miss the ability to use their own bands.
There were two main problems with Plum Tree beef: as is so often the case, it never again tasted quite so wildly wonderful as memory insisted that it had the first time around, and, of course, the only place to find it was at the Plum Tree Inn, which was not convenient for someone who lived in San Diego.
Several more prospective grammar school plans have since emerged, convenient maybe for someone with a new-found ambition to be leader of the Conservative party but deeply disturbing to the rest of us.
"It's not obvious why you should be a convenient lender for someone who can get private financing," said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who teaches on government regulation at the Yale Law School.
"It's not obvious why you should be a convenient lender for someone who can get private financing," Michael Levine Michael Levine, a former airline executive who teaches at the Yale Law School told The New York Times.
They're so convenient, especially for someone who, like me, must consult two different ones on a regular basis.
Former Treasury Secretary and avid deregulator Larry Summers said he wasn't convinced financial "innovation" caused the crisis, a convenient narrative for someone who allowed exotic derivatives to grow unchecked under his watch.
Meanwhile, the general manager of the Redskins, Bruce Allen, refuses to consider a rename saying "there's nothing that we feel is offensive," a convenient comment for someone who is white and who was likely never at the marginalized end of a racist slur.
