Sentence examples for it became convenient from inspiring English sources

Skeptics say Mr. Soong became a crusader for party reform only when it became convenient.

For the prime minister it became convenient to be able to dismiss the surveillance revelations as just another part of the Dotcom circus.

It became convenient for Britons to later forget that appeasement was highly popular with most of them right up to the point when Hitler's invasion of Poland revealed the magnitude of the error.

Once Martin lay dead and Zimmerman was identified as the shooter, it became convenient for commentators and activists to mold perceptions in ways that served their purposes.

It became convenient for large corn and soy farmers, and a boon for Monsanto as it began selling hundreds of millions more pounds of Roundup.

But that doesn't excuse the season's view of women, which amounted to "Bitches be loco," or make it okay that that its approach to race relations can be summed up in the marginalization of the once-powerful Marie Laveau, who was handily assimilated by Fiona's coven when it became convenient for Fiona.

And if he says "Blame it on the whites", then it becomes convenient to exploit those emotions.' Is that working?

The experimental results also show that there are no undesirable vibration modes around the working frequency, thus it becomes convenient for the vibration control.

Hence, it becomes convenient to compute quantum capacitance using (6), since is a constant.

Once again, it becomes convenient and cheaper to outsource, especially when one considers that computing is now seen as a utility.

In the absence of knowledge about Δt, or for "small" values of Δt (compared to B/M), it becomes convenient to use the integral.