Sentence examples for convenient to keep from inspiring English sources

As long as this view is neither definitively proved nor disproved, it is convenient to keep the traditional use of the term Indo-European.

If India's political opposition, despite Mr Vajpayee's personal stake in relations with China, decides to play the patriotic card, Mr Dixit and Mr Dai may find it more convenient to keep on meeting amicably than to reach agreement.

In order to get Web connectivity, the MobiCam needed to be plugged into a computer, and I didn't find it convenient to keep my laptop always on and always near the baby.

The New Yorker, October 12 , 1935P. 17 The Hotel Lexington has found it convenient to keep a record of the business houses represented by salesmen & buyers stopping there.

It is always convenient to keep record of all the model versions, in cases where we need to reproduce historic predictions ("forensic" studies) or compare the quality of different model versions.

Customers may find it more convenient to keep all of their payments on a single platform, especially if that platform provides services, like letting users search, sort and visualize their shopping expenditures.

This is a convenient grain to keep on hand in the pantry.

Composing and replaying to Gmail messages through the Web browser is a convenient way to keep all your mail in one online location.

Composing and replying to Gmail messages through the Web browser is a convenient way to keep all your mail in one online location.

Rags to riches celebrity stories dominate popular imagery, but the "it could be you" social lottery fantasy is mostly a convenient lie to keep everyone in their place.

It receives three stars in the most recent Michelin Paris guide, along with the Louvre and Notre-Dame, and while it is probably not "worth a journey" from America Orlandooffersrs many more attractions), it does provide a convenient way to keep children happy and motivated between museum and cathedral visits.