Sentence examples for convenient to draw from inspiring English sources

While it is fashionable and convenient to draw parallels between the political climate of 2016 and that of the 1930s, a more appropriate comparison might be with the early 1900s.

Our techniques apply to arbitrary chemical reaction networks without restrictions on reaction forms, but it will be convenient to draw examples from well-studied biological networks, which are often presented in terms of activation and inhibition correlations, or influences.

The circumstances in question are encoded in the PROforma text of the process description and can be made visible through the use of appropriate software tools, but if one wants to convey information to a domain expert it is often much more convenient to draw a picture than to present him or her with a software tool, or with pages of text in an unfamiliar language.

It is convenient first to draw a broad distinction between European and American structuralism and then to treat them separately.

Threshold maps derived from ICMS provide a convenient way to draw borders of representations and avoid complexities associated with representing a wide array of possible movements.

While the MCMC method provides a convenient way to draw inference from complicated statistical models, there are some problems associated with this method.

McDonald also said that he'd made the "inaccurate" remark while "engaging a homeless individual to determine his veteran status," as if he'd just thrown in a convenient fiction in order to draw his subject out.

I don't read it online much; the paper is more convenient, though I may use the website to draw other people's attention to an article.

Its convenient size made the dagger inconspicuous to wear and easy to draw, giving it advantages over the sword in many situations.

The temptation is to draw an overarching conclusion, because it is convenient to do so, when in truth Lewis — and, to be fair, for different reasons — is perhaps more polarizing than another professed Christian, Tim Tebow.

But no convenient pun is available for Mr. Schneiderman, who counted on an open bar to draw conventiongoers to his reception on Tuesday evening.