Sentence examples for how convenient it would be from inspiring English sources

THINK how convenient it would be if you could recharge electronic devices without ever having to plug them in -- or even take them out of your briefcase.

I was also thinking of how convenient it would be if other cities — New York, for instance — had hawker centers serving the local specialties.

Then, I bet a large portion - myself included - have thought how convenient it would be if we could just have it sucked right out.

Gazing wistfully at the shoreline, he imagined out loud how convenient it would be if the ferry could stop and pick up passengers there.

The first patient to take part in the study at Hoag said the events had shattered her faith in the vigilance of the drug agency, the hospital and her surgeon, who she said enthusiastically talked her into participating, emphasizing how convenient it would be to finish radiation treatment before she even woke from surgery.

McAuliffe later learned from Lott, his hunting buddy, that when Barbour called him about the appointment, his first thought was how convenient it would be to get the best political fund-raiser in the Democratic Party out of the country in time for the 2000 elections.

How terribly convenient it would be to ignore this terrifying truth.

How much more convenient it would be if everyone's DNA were already to hand, allowing a simple text matching process to find the guilty party.

Then a bridge was built across the river, and it began to dawn on people how much more convenient it would be to live over on the other side, on higher ground, and the original settlement dwindled away to the disreputable, and then just peculiar, half-village that I have spoken of.

Imagine how convenient this would be to Adam and how beneficial it would be to the store.

"We show the world how convenient it could be if the movie industry would get up to the 21st century," he said.