Sentence examples for extraordinarily convenient from inspiring English sources
There is no denying that fossil fuels have been extraordinarily convenient and effective in providing the technological conveniences and comforts of modern times.
Of course, it's extraordinarily convenient to New York City.
"I think it could be extraordinarily convenient," said Michael V. Stone, an official in Hong Kong's information technology and broadcasting bureau who is dreaming up new uses for the card.
Spencer (1988) points out that this assumption is extraordinarily convenient for (interregional) CGE work, since it admits the presence of cross hauling in a standard neoclassical model and reduces concern about small changes having big effects on the pattern of trade and production (ruling out specialization in consumption).
While Lambda's memory usage is not extraordinarily high, it can be reduced further by a command-line parameter that offers a convenient memory to runtime trade-off.
