Sentence examples for convenient to its from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wilson also said it was essential that the opera wind up somewhere convenient to its current audiences.

It might be possible to have a university policy that no seminar can occur after 4pm, but it makes more sense for a department to work out timings convenient to its own staff.

Because the field of a dipole is so simple, it is more convenient to represent its change by its strength and orientation rather than by maps.

But it was largely toothless, especially after Germany and France found it convenient to violate its terms when it suited their economic needs.

When you order something at home, it is convenient to see its location and when it will be delivered to you.

Cowen is no doubt right when he says that the government finds it convenient to manage its debts through a handful of broker-dealers.

As a result, it is not convenient to evaluate its performance by comparing output results (density) against its corresponding actual (count) values.

The prefilled syringe should make it more convenient to deliver its top-selling multiple sclerosis drug.

Analytic Approximation for Steady-State Behavior Whereas we have used the complete stochastic model described above to produce all the simulation figures in the main text, it is convenient to approximate its steady-state behavior by analytical equations, especially for the purpose of inferring gene-specific initiation probabilities from ribosomal profiling data.

The "insurgency" was first characterized in 2003 as representing Baathist "dead-enders," but it soon became convenient to overlook its secular nationalist element and establish "senior al-Qaeda associate Abu Musab al-Zarqawi" as its poster boy.

The MEEP was designed to be powerful, yet simple and convenient to use; its web-based nature means that users can create an evaluation quickly at any time and from any computer.