Sentence examples for convenient to conclude that from inspiring English sources
And how convenient to conclude that unearned emotion is an indulgence, because that's the only conclusion that would allow us to look away from Malala's story, or any front-page outrages: the doctor who considers drugs the only hope for children in failing schools; the Syrian refugee crisis.
Besides adherence to therapy, compliance with the prescribed dosage is also often inadequate: older patients often take the medication less frequently than prescribed [ 24, 27] It is reasonable to conclude that a more convenient formulation and less frequent administration would lead to improved compliance in the elderly [ 8, 33].
But to grant one of the new injunctions, the court would have to believe only that "on the balance of probabilities" a person had behaved antisocially and to conclude that it is "just and convenient" to grant an injunction to stop their antisocial behaviour.
Given the similar efficacy observed for the two schedules and the remarks on toxicity, it is reasonable to conclude that, at this point, 3-weekly docetaxel is still the standard and most convenient schedule.
Hence, it has become politically convenient to reverse that move.
To conclude, a convenient deluge arrives, leaving the play, quite literally, adrift.
It is possible to conclude through the comparisons that the present method is convenient, effective and accurate.
That inspection is expected to conclude shortly.
