Sentence examples for is rather convenient from inspiring English sources

Critics will argue that the two areas of expenditure go hand in hand and to separate them is rather convenient for the IOC, but Bach believes the organisation deserves more credit for its financial contributions to host cities.

Of course, it would be rather convenient if it didn't.

I mistrust them, first, because it would be rather convenient for the well-off people obliged to provide the aid if it happened to be ineffective, and those are the people who tend to make the argument.

This type of approach to model the most probable orientation state of the fibers on different flow conditions has shown to be rather convenient when studying the flows of industrial scales.

The personally tailored sponsored ads we receive daily on our computers are rather convenient.

So, yes, it's rather convenient for me to write a love letter to something so easy for me to love.

Aragonite saturation state is rather a convenient index to the ease with which biomineralization can be carried out.

Summing up, the developed Dual-In/Out strategy is rather straightforward, but convenient combination of previously developed methods.

In this sense, hydrogen is rather more like electricity, a convenient energy carrier, and, as will become evident, a strong synergy exists between electricity, hydrogen, and other renewable energy sources [31].

The damply premature demise of the English summer has led to the discovery of the Sky box sets library in my household: as a frequent late arrival to buzz-heavy series, it's been a rather convenient place to catch up at leisure.

It's also rather convenient for Bratton to be making a show of the camera program, given that a court order stemming from his predecessor Ray Kelly's stop-and-frisk regime forced the cops to give it a try.