Sentence examples for finding convenient from inspiring English sources

I've come to call this the "kiosks at the airport" syndrome in which many university departments act as quasi-independent entities, rejecting any notion of a more common university-wide interest other than finding convenient parking.

Finding convenient street parking can be difficult.

For example, 'Finding convenient times for trainees is becoming increasingly tricky.

There is something immensely comforting about finding a convenient source of electricity in a strange building.

In an airport lounge or even a hotel room, finding a convenient electrical outlet is more than half the battle.

"You become pretty adept at finding a convenient bush," she says, "and I'm sure there'll be plenty of vine leaves nearby should I need them".

"I'm sure that during the tense times, some of the boats that left New Bedford may be finding it convenient to do business in Boston or elsewhere until the strike is over," said Mayor John K. Bullard of New Bedford.

Seventy-nine percent of responding patients who participated in the program felt that finding a convenient time for a follow-up virtual video visit was easier than for a traditional office visit.

The study of the points of failure surface is aimed at finding a convenient separated form of a deterministic condition for a reliability verification at the target level with an explicit occurrence of the coefficient of skewness.

For instance, if a commuter carpools to work but then the system has trouble finding a convenient carpool match for her return trip home, the system can fall back to having the commuter ride solo, for a part or for all of the trip.

Some companies, like Jimmy John's, have gone too far, dropping boilerplate language on employees either without much thought for their fairness or finding it convenient to make leaving and pushing for higher pay more difficult.