Sentence examples for convenient take from inspiring English sources

When discussing reasons to participate in environmental behaviours (facilitators to behaviour change), participants described activities that are inexpensive (or could lead to financial benefits), convenient, take little time, or are enjoyable as more appealing.

In this situation, don't just pick the answer that seems most convenient, take a minute to really think about the question in more detail.

"For the medical community devoted to preventing and treating this major disease, we now have evidence that annual screening of high risk patients with a convenient, take-at home test can catch cancer earlier...given the effectiveness of spotting the growths at 63%,"said Dr. Young.

You may find it more convenient to take it in capsule or tablet form (available from health-food stores).

It is too abstract to grasp the changes this can drive – and hence too convenient to take the car.

(Remember, this is a man who campaigned for good ingredients and honest cooking his whole life, and who lived to see "convenient" junk take over the American kitchen).

And as people move back into cities, they're learning that it's convenient to take trains from one urban center to another.

With no significant financial crisis since the Great Depression, it was convenient to take for granted that the financial plumbing worked in the background.

To most readily understand some of the artistic impulses active among the tribes of the New World, it is convenient to take them in geographical sequence, from North America to South America.

Even children as young as 2 can grasp the difference between moral rules, which are intended to avoid harm ("Don't hurt other kids"), and merely convenient regulations ("Take off your dirty shoes at the door").

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