Sentence examples for conveniently can from inspiring English sources

The answer, conveniently, can be summed up in one word: London.

"Esperamos," said its lawyer the Spanish word, conveniently, can mean both "hope" and "expect"—"that they'll pay up".The quality of education is low.

A whiskey glass  which conveniently can deal with ice.

Now the dollar has fallen as far as it conveniently can, and the trade deficit is still at record levels.

It is easier to see what Trump is gaining: A stark and largely symbolic contrast with President Obama that, conveniently, can be documented in a photo op.

This is however a tedious process, which conveniently can be avoided.

Some models can be conveniently canned into an intuitive GUI, but for a model with a complex interface, or one that is easily accepted like AGNPS, it is apparently best to help the model to understand data from GIS.

Conveniently, nobody can say.

It's a life raft from which, conveniently, they can also pluck snacks.

(Conveniently, sequoias can reproduce asexually, making them perfect for an Eden before the Fall).

But stories taken out of context and conveniently edited can be an unreliable guide.