Sentence examples for conveniently have from inspiring English sources

We can't conveniently have it both ways and the sooner we realise this and act on it, the sooner a cleaner and safer future will arrive.

"Neither can they conveniently have cellars or graves, the town being built upon 'made' ground; so they do without both, and few of the living complain, and none of the others".

"If we lose that altogether, then you are playing into the hands of the bigger stores and the supermarkets that all conveniently have free car parking".

What's to keep these guys from creating diseases for which their companies conveniently have the antidote?

But Madigan points out that those same banks conveniently have no problem with individual state laws when it serves their interests.

In the Ukraine, we can conveniently have it both ways, sanctions and engagement: exporting loads of cheap American natural gas will reward our friends and punish our enemies.

I always conveniently had something to do.

She had bought one from a drug trafficker and rapist who, conveniently, had since been murdered.

The HP lamp, which looks like an electric harmonica, more conveniently has the film holder built into its bottom.

"Women can parade around naked all the time," he told an interviewer at the launch of Shame, "but the guy conveniently has his pants on.

If you could remove the fossil fuel lobby defending their vested interests - as Helm conveniently has in this book - you would be able to make much quicker progress.