Sentence examples for is of convenience from inspiring English sources

The uniform size of individuals within a school (mostly the same age group) is of convenience to humans and the fishing and canning industries, as the fish sort themselves out naturally.

In affairs of power, most marriage are of convenience.

The higher cost is the cost of convenience.

"Some of these deals were marriages of convenience, which were justified as marriages of convergence," said Michael J. Wolf, the head of the media practice at McKinsey & Company.

The study participants were samples of convenience and were consecutively recruited.

But the claim is as likely to be one of convenience.

To some, that is citizenship of convenience.

For some in the neighborhood, the question of Oxitec's trial is one of convenience.

With all due respect to the president, this argument is one of convenience.

The sample is one of convenience, which includes the known limitations of all non-probability samples.

The sample size was one of convenience as this was a pilot study.