Sentence examples for convenient to wait from inspiring English sources

This is the reality that we have to deal with every day: it is more convenient to wait and fix problems once they already exist than it is to avoid them in the first place.

It may be more convenient to wait to apply for a Social Security Number until you receive your child's Certificate of Citizenship.

That means some travelers have to use less convenient airports, just as someone has to wait when flights are oversold.

Deliveries become much more convenient when one doesn't have to wait at home to open the door or worry about leaving stuff outside.

Four studies, one of patient [ 42] and three of professional views [[ 44, 47] and [ 55]], reported that NMP was efficient in that it was viewed as easy, convenient and timely without the need to wait for a GP appointment.

We can't "set the timetable for another man's freedom," and we can't tell our gay friends to wait for a "more convenient season" to wage this fight.

An additional motivation for a family member providing care was that it meant there could be a timely and convenient response to need, rather than having to wait for and fit in with professional assistance.

This technology eliminated the need to wait in line and was convenient for customers buying a few items.

"They want their online interactions to be more convenient, and we were telling them that they had to wait until 2016.

The archive simply provides a convenient way for scientists to share their results with colleagues without having to wait for the article to appear in print.

"If Monday was convenient for me, that didn't mean it was for anybody else, and I might have to wait two weeks".