Sentence examples for conveniently made from inspiring English sources

Then, fatigue analysis at arbitrarily given reliability can be conveniently made according to the normal distribution function.

The OP name is a play on a popular brand of traditional Swedish aquavit called O. P. Anderson, which is also conveniently made by V&S.

Here are two schools, neither of which I have any experience with, casting a lightning bolt straight at my mailbox — a lightning bolt conveniently made of cold, hard cash.

Viewed from the liberal standpoint, racism is seen as existing only at these two extreme ends – the Islamist and the far rightwing – both united in their common rejection of multiculturalism, conveniently made synonymous with "Australian values".

His first commission was for the Nazi Party rally film "Victory of Faith" (1933), a clunky practice run for "Triumph of the Will" that was conveniently made to disappear, along with the porcine co-regent on the dais with Hitler — the leader of the brownshirts, Ernst Röhm, whom Hitler had had assassinated seven months after the première.

The growing and dreary list of Americans and others currently detained by China, its deployment of greater numbers of missiles opposite Taiwan, and the vitriolic rhetoric of some of its officials and media against American "global designs" have conveniently made Mr. Bush's policy shift seem more tenable.

The narrator, Paul Lohman, offers readers a full list of reasons his brother, Serge, disgusts him, and Serge conveniently makes himself repellent as the dinner proceeds.

It is a crime carried out in service to a messy political ideology, one that conveniently makes no allowance for the humanity of women.

One of the striking things about his cleverish yet characterless conceptualism is that he conveniently makes things for, and about, art fairs.

Hence the Austrian-born theorist Wolfgang Pauli was moved to propose that the reaction also emits evanescent little things that conveniently make up the difference.

It seemed to involve conflating "likable" and "conventional" — a formula that conveniently makes a high-minded rebel of anyone who adopts it, and ignores the many readers who have always preferred Scarlett O'Hara to Melanie Hamilton.