Sentence examples for conveniently fail from inspiring English sources

The authorities often blame their country's weak institutions for the shocking injustice, but conveniently fail to ignore the fact that the absolute lack of political will to protect and support these activists is often what puts them in mortal danger in the first place.

Even as aspiring entrepreneurs and inventors lionize Edison for his myriad inventions and business acumen, they conveniently fail to recognize Tesla, despite having far greater contributions to how we generate, move and harness power.

What DeWine (and the Texas lawsuit) conveniently fail to mention is that Obama's immigration actions do not stop deportations or even slow them down.

People like Schumley Boteach enjoy saying, "One Holocaust is quite enough," but conveniently fail to mention that Egypt also made genocidal statements, waged a series of wars against Israel, and eventually signed an historic peace agreement in 1979.

Unfortunately, they conveniently fail to acknowledge in any detail the overwhelming threats already baked into the biosphere; sea level rise, just for one, is inescapably going to force the retreat from the coasts of hundreds of millions of people and hard-to-fathom damage to many of the world's biggest cities.

But Mr. Riedel conveniently fails to mention two key points.

But what Varley conveniently fails to mention is that firms such as EY help design the law in the first place, and then go off and help advise their clients on how to get around it.

State and local officials have conveniently failed to include the volume of illegally, untaxed purchased tobacco products, mainly from Internet sites and Indian reservations, as part of their calculations.

When Mr Colombani last year denounced the introduction of free-sheet papers into the French market ("In my view, those papers bring death to high-quality journalism"), he conveniently failed to mention he had earlier been negotiating for Le Monde to help just such a paper.

It has arrested members of the Muslim Brotherhood and of Mr. Morsi's political party for sedition and advocating violence, but conveniently failed to arrest any of the people responsible for burning Brotherhood offices or gunning down Mr. Morsi's supporters.

So it's not surprising that the media also conveniently failed to mention the most important detail of all.