Sentence examples for if not convenient from inspiring English sources

It thus seems wise, if not convenient, to underscore several ethical points if we are to avoid our own "Gyges moment".

My takeaway: Open Banking is going to be nothing if not convenient, depending on how comfortable you are with granting third-party apps access to your banking data.

I'm certain that many in Morrissey's flock tore through this thing from front to back, but if you're just looking for a quick answer, the Mozipedia is nothing if not convenient.

Participants were seen by the researcher at the participants' homes to complete questionnaires or if not convenient for the caregiver the interview was conducted by telephone with the questionnaires having been previously posted to them to read.

"If it's not convenient, we could watch it from home," she said.

If that's not convenient enough, shake it to change tracks.

We'd be delighted if you planned to be online with your classes at that time, but if that's not convenient for you, you can still do the exercise each week on your own.

Carissa Picard, managing director of the Fort Hood Presidential Town Hall Consortium, said she had suggested Aug. 11 and asked the campaign to suggest other dates if that was not convenient, but after several conversations she had not been able to work anything out.

In some cases, a businessman would accompany his bureaucrat friend through the aisles, but if that was not convenient — because it would get them both locked up — then he would leave a credit card on file, to be charged as needed.

We live in a world where if it's not convenient it's not embraced.

After 3 weeks, any persisting non-respondents were sent another letter including a specific appointment time, asking them to contact the surgery if this was not convenient.