Sentence examples for it particularly convenient from inspiring English sources

Nor was it particularly convenient on long races on the open sea to make a break for prayers.

Being wrist-mounted, a watch is always close at hand, which makes it particularly convenient when operating contactless readers on public-transport systems (such as those used by London's Oyster system).

Although the ability to send a short message into a public sphere makes it particularly convenient, Facebook and Google+ are also places where firms are engaging with their customers.

An increasing number of minicab companies accept web-based bookings (either through their own websites or the increasing number of online cab booking portals now available), making it particularly convenient for the overseas traveller to book a trip before even arriving in London.

Perhaps the sample community was studied because it was particularly convenient, because it was more urban or had a better local health department, and so is different from the state average.

It's particularly convenient if your enemy's enemy has been your friend all along.

Now, Senator Rubio, who confessed that the Cuban Adjustment Act never came up in the discussion of the Immigration Reform law, is attracting negative press against a legislation that it is particularly convenient to the same constituents he is supposed to represent.

It is particularly convenient that only one file is needed.

For its simplicity, it should be particularly convenient for labs not equipped with specialized biophysical instrumentation.

And it's a particularly convenient mistake for social liberals, because it enables them to downplay the fact that these changes are also their own ideological victories — victories that have been accompanied by, well, many of the negative consequences that social conservatives warned against in the first place.

My friend keeps inviting me to stay for the evening meal, even when I explain that it isn't particularly convenient or that I don't feel up to it.