Trump changed, because he's malleable according to the expediency of what is convenient in the moment.
She said she decided on a condo because, "I think it's a good lifestyle for me: convenient, in the center of town, only two miles from my office".
Woody had his offices in his warehouse, and there had built an apartment for himself, very spacious and convenient, in the top story.
When on rare occasions people do, he just ignores it as he does all other facts that aren't convenient in the moment.
But the expressions of contrition seem convenient in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, and the question remains: will the sentiments be converted into the hard cash it takes to finance foreign coverage?
A figure of 7% – the same as the first quarter and slightly above most economists' expectations – seemed very convenient in the context of Beijing's battle to prevent share prices falling further.
This is a basic phenomenon we see among humans — taking a risk because it is convenient in the short term, even if in the long term it is something none of us would do.
There is something convenient in the denunciations of Trump from the right — to claim that this floundering President is not a true conservative is a way of cleaving a set of political beliefs from their actual political expression.
And now, due to our representatives' fear of making anything permanent or convenient in the tax code, the parity of the last couple of years is scheduled to evaporate on Dec. 31.
"Kay's departure is very convenient in the effort to change the subject," said Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, a senior Democrat on the Armed Services and Intelligence committees, referring to what he said were attempts by Mr. Bush to deflect attention from the administration's assertions that Iraq possessed stores of banned weapons.
The PSNR is simple to calculate, and it is mathematically convenient in the context of optimization.
