Sentence examples for convenient to wait to from inspiring English sources
It may be more convenient to wait to apply for a Social Security Number until you receive your child's Certificate of Citizenship.
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.
"This is very convenient," said Mr. Shimkus, who was waiting to have his confession heard.
Going Forward With convenient services, old industrial buildings waiting to be reclaimed, plentiful residential real estate and grand Victorian homes, the town might be considered ripe for gentrification.
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.
Second, they have the potential to enable more efficient and convenient delivery of care, without having to wait for the exchange of records or paperwork and without requiring unnecessary or repetitive tests or procedures and/or avoidable redundant admissions and readmissions.
