Sentence examples for convenient to try from inspiring English sources

You compete asynchronously via high scores instead of directly at the same time, so it's convenient to try your luck any time.

One thing is clear, he'll say anything that's politically convenient to try to get himself elected".

And a convenient place to try pigeon is Siu Lam King (17 Minden Avenue; 3-7216168) in Tsim Sha Tsui ($4.90 a pigeon at dinner but only $2.60 at lunch).

I suppose it was inevitable that a dodgy employer somewhere would use the recession as a convenient stick to try and beat up its union: inevitable but still depressing.

The funnel has always been a convenient idealization to try to drive sales process improvement.

Cambodia is obviously a convenient place to try an educational experiment, because it doesn't have the regulations that hamper innovation in the United States.

Suitable extra gifts can increase utilitarian benefits by saving money that would have gone to additional products (e.g., accessories to the products purchased) or by providing a convenient way to try new products (e.g., a trial product).

And this being Vermont - where locals take beer seriously - Hotel Vermont claims its own "Beer Concierge," who arranges day-long Vermont Craft Brewery Tours, lets you in on the where's and when's of the latest Heady Topper deliveries, and will map out the most convenient way to try out all of Burlington breweries.

Of course, it may seem convenient to not try harder and accept things the way they are today, but that doesn't make it right.

Anyway, Ali says Maura's new life "means we all have to start over", which seems like a convenient excuse for her to try another elusive interest.

The effect delivers a highly perceived value: seeing one's face augmented with make-up not only offers a more convenient and playful way to try it on, but also allows consumers to assess looks that they would not have been able to create themselves or to try on combinations that they would not have thought of.