Sentence examples for deemed more convenient from inspiring English sources
Due to the technical nature of these applications, we have deemed more convenient to isolate each of them into a respective subsection, labeled Subsections 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3, respectively.
From such a description a reader might conclude that the writer under discussion was dry and abstract, and in the end only using the sport, in a convenient, manipulative way, to say other things, which he deemed more significant but that is not the writer you'll meet in the following pages.
News article sources were deemed more credible too.
Three main advantages of telephone consultations were identified: 1) patients could remain anonymous; 2) the telephone was deemed a more convenient and less embarrassing medium for speaking to a doctor than in person; and 3) such consultations were assessed as saving time because no travel to a clinic was required (Table 4).
The one patient who preferred the paper diary, deeming it more convenient and easier to use, was completely naïve to electronic tools.
No more convenient euphemisms.
"Cheap is more convenient".
"It's way more convenient.
Life grows steadily more convenient.
"It's much more convenient.
