Sentence examples for convenient leap from inspiring English sources
We will challenge any convenient leap by the employer to close the scheme and move the entire onus on to our members".
The handbook notes that this could be seen as a convenient leap, but trainers are pressed to suggest that this concern simply comes from a narrow conception of what terrorism is.
But what separates those states that have managed to enroll children into health insurance programs from those that did not in many ways defies convenient leaps of logic and, in many cases, the expectations of experts of the program.
The critics of Oxford's modest revisions to a small dictionary — the book in question is aimed at seven-year-olds — make a convenient reductive leap: that adding "broadband" while deleting "acorn" is a sure sign that the human race is going to the "devil" (subtracted) while holding an "MP3 player" (added).
When venture dollars into the "sector" (really, a loose collection of very different markets and technologies, bundled together under a convenient label) were growing by leaps and bounds year over year.
Brooklinen isn't necessarily inexpensive — 270-thread-count sheets start at $129 for a queen, and 480-thread-count sheets start at $149 for a queen — but the process of purchasing quality sheets is leaps and bounds more convenient.
Leap has attracted its fare share of opprobrium for seeming to be a convenient way for rich people to avoid crowded city buses while sipping $7 juices.
Ondaatje demanded a similar leap in The English Patient - after all, did the gathering of his characters in the Villa San Girolamo not seem a trifle too convenient?
