Sentence examples for historical convenience from inspiring English sources

Its definition is thus to some extent one of historical convenience.

The program, while utilizing a well established DST camp model [ 1], conducted the DSTs in places more out of historical convenience than based on demographic planning.

But like any good political thriller, the advertisement elevates narrative convenience above historical accuracy.

The monarchy thus ceased to be an exclusively British institution, although it is often still referred to as "British" for legal and historical reasons and for convenience.

There are a number of baseline adjustment methods commonly used in clinical trials, for reasons of ease of interpretation, ease of analysis, convenience, and historical factors.

All knowledge interested him, he said; the demarcations between subjects were mere conveniences or historical accidents or the inertia of tradition.

Sometimes they're even willing to ruin historical architecture for the sake of a suburban convenience.

Since this question is of merely historical interest, we'll assume, for the sake of convenience, that according to MOTo the first interpretation is the correct one and leave the more complex interpretation for later (see section 5.2).

As a designer, I am fascinated by hotel properties that have successfully preserved centuries-old historical architecture and transformed their interiors with contemporary furnishings and modern conveniences.

Such thinking, he says, denies the citizens of, say,Prague, access to conveniences they want just so tourists can turn the city into a historical theme park.

Evangeline Jenner from Devil in Winter by Lisa Kleypas This historical romance novel matches the villain of a previous book, the utter rake Sebastian, Lord St. Vincent in a marriage of convenience with a wallflower of the first order.