for convenience's sake

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But, for convenience's sake, it's spread out over a space somewhat larger than a basketball court.

At its most basic level, the device (I'm going to keep calling it a device for convenience's sake) "tricks" vulnerable phones into thinking that it's a legitimate cellphone tower.

We expect "disabled" people – that's to say, the vast spectrum of individuals branded as such for convenience's sake – to be passive, unaware, content to live within tacit, carefully managed social nooks in exchange for support and guidance.

I started to go for convenience's sake, and now go for love.

Maybe we just decided, for convenience's sake, to insist on a difference".

"As far as we are concerned, Dokdo's omission from the San Francisco treaty was purely for convenience's sake".

Rather than restrict access for everyone ensuring that nobody ever learns which programs are genuinely bad news and which are blocked just for convenience's sake they can educate workers about how to use their computers.

And for convenience sake, let's call that "new law".

(For convenience sake, L.A.'s Pan African Film Festival takes place entirely at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza).

"Divisadero" is a series of narratives that calls itself, perhaps for convenience' sake, a novel.

Circumstances compel unity; for convenience' sake a man must be a whole.