Sentence examples for conveniently agree from inspiring English sources

Making up people who conveniently agree with you isn't a strategy unique to JK Rowling – after all, only this year the Department of Work and Pensions created a whole cast of phantasmic scroungers who were mysteriously grateful to the government for cutting off their only source of income.

Making up people who conveniently agree with you isn't a strategy unique to Rowling after all, only this year the UK's Department of Work and Pensions created a whole cast of phantasmic scroungers who were mysteriously grateful to the government for cutting off their only source of income.

Under pressure from the scientific and political establishment, the heads of the two institutes, Robert Gallo and Luc Montagnier, sat down to write a joint history which conveniently agreed on almost equal contributions to the discovery – which meant the patent rights on the HIV blood test were also shared equally.

Why wouldn't they present an "alternative" even where there ain't one, and make reality look bad by imagining some other rosy world without conflict where everyone conveniently agrees with them?

But, conveniently, the agreed timetable defers the clash until just after the 2015 election.Another folder, marked "London's airports", has gathered dust for more than a year.

Then on Thursday, another bipartisan group of lawmakers approached Trump with a plan they'd been working on for some time but that conveniently fit the framework he'd agreed to on Tuesday.

Out of 39 centers we have conveniently selected, 10 agreed to participate in this study.

As for the match itself, the headline fight was declared a draw, setting things up nicely for Paul to immediately announce a rematch, which had conveniently already been agreed upon by the two sides months earlier.

It makes me so angry that people in power, or potential power, can very conveniently ignore what most scientists now agree on.

Would the makers of Superhot, the conveniently named Superhot Team of Poland, agree?

As a five-night-a-week slinger-of-the-family-hash, I can certainly relate to many of the complaints relayed by the women interviewed for the article, and I also agree that sometimes the experts urging us to cook conveniently gloss over some of the drudgery involved.