Sentence examples for conveniently assume from inspiring English sources

It was a godsend, in a way, because you could conveniently assume that he was giving voice to whatever happened to be raging in your teen-age head.

Unobtrusively, sell-by dates conveniently assumed the role of a food safety marker.

Ethan Hawke is the former race driver obliged to take satnavved directions from the nogoodnik who's kidnapped his wife; Gomez the hacker conveniently assuming the passenger seat.

And because the Obama Administration has conveniently assumed no lengthy ground campaigns for the remainder of the decade, the Army is separating from service many more soldiers than it had expected as overseas wars end.

A former Democrat, he conveniently assumed a Republican identity because that is where there is an opening.

Wessel, like Greenspan and Bernanke, conveniently assumes the Fed's role as a financial regulator out of existence even though Wessel's focus is on the Great Recession.

All the hand-wringing over today's borrowing conveniently assumes that the debt buys nothing, which makes it easier for debt hawks to pretend that it's only an expense and not an investment.

The MBA, however, implicitly and conveniently assumed the epidemic of appraisal fraud out of existence and assured the regulators that loans with low reported LTVs were "certainly" not an "undo" [sic] risk.

Conveniently, he assumed each household picked up an equal share.

Conveniently, everyone assumed that the others were telling the truth.

In order to get a more conveniently adjustable bandwidth, we assume that two 0 dB signals which are formed as mixtures of equal-power sinusoids impinge onto the array from directions of 10° and 30° simultaneously.