Sentence examples for convenient post from inspiring English sources

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With the convenient post-election discovery of some kind of budgetary black hole – stop me if you've heard this one before – in 1999, Olsen convinced two Labor members of parliament, Terry Cameron and Trevor Crothers, to rat out their own party and back him in.

Stakeholders can use this matrix to assist in the design, assessment, and/or implementation of a convenient post-consumer collection system under an EPR/PS framework.

The Bergen echo integrator (BEI), which has evolved over many years, is a software system designed for convenient post-processing of echo-sounder data.

We then collected patients' cell phone numbers to facilitate convenient post-test phone interviews.

Shouldn't everyone in the arts want us to have the best Arts Council imaginable – rather than a convenient whipping post?

In the past, graduation rates have served as a convenient whipping post -- "Casablanca's" usual suspects -- to be rounded up and hauled in to assuage the public outcry between playing seasons.

As cocaine taking has fallen in America it has risen in Europe: Latin American "cartels" have diversified their export strategy (wrecking parts of West Africa, a convenient staging post, along the way).The Global Commission backs basic measures to protect drug takers and save money: providing clean needles, for instance, does not stop people taking the drug, but does stop them getting infected.

His commitment to spreading freedom -- and even to his own religious principles -- seem in retrospect to have been convenient ex post facto rationales for his political strategems.

Any such desire to see the BBC as a convenient whipping-post must be resisted at all costs.

Some hung back to leave scarves, flowers and tributes on a convenient lamp-post, or just to chat.