Sentence examples for has been convenient from inspiring English sources

It has been convenient to class these productions as performance art with a highly choreographed movement component.

It has been convenient in recent years to describe Mr. Clinton as a tragic figure, a hero brought low by his foreordained flaws.

The bridge scandal too has been convenient for the government: Mr Koizumi wanted to show that privatisation will make a big difference, and to discredit the agency's top bureaucrats sufficiently to ensure that they cannot scupper the plan.

It has been convenient and politically profitable for Trump to paint the black athletes' protests as an inane attack upon the symbols of the United States, but he is deeply implicated, and is increasingly aggravating the actual cause of this discord.

As in much of Latin America, especially its many mountain areas, a road blocked is movement blocked: without an enormous detour, if at all, traffic simply has no way round.That has been convenient for Bolivia's weekend travellers to the tropical valleys east of La Paz, who have found "landslide" a neat excuse for not being at the office on Monday morning.

For many government authorities, it has been convenient to blame disasters on nature, hence their preference for maintaining the term "natural disasters".

To have accepted that plea, with a two-year sentence, would have been convenient.

It would have been convenient to select the Connecticut-Syracuse game, so fresh and contemporary.

Things that would have been convenient for me in one sense.

Facebook may have been convenient, but it – not the Times – ultimately controls what appears on its service.

"Arresting the youngsters at school might have been convenient, but it very much contributed to what is now this media circus," he said.