Sentence examples for obviously convenient from inspiring English sources

"It's obviously convenient and most of us are training for marathons and triathlons anyway, so we work together," Ms. Plemich said.

While it's obviously convenient, this becomes a major problem if one of those services is compromised.

For recharging the battery, the battery we used takes only 2 h which is also obviously convenient for utilizing in many smart embedded robots.

Fast food, for example, while obviously convenient, robs us of essential nutrients that our bodies need to function properly.

As this latter event took place almost exactly at the close of the year 1949/50 it is obviously convenient to divide this statement into two parts: a review of the state of world food and agriculture during the year 1949/50, that is, the "pre-Korea situation," and a review of the outlook for the year 1950/51, that is, the "post-Korea situation".

It is obviously very convenient and can arise in several scenarios: (i)  Specialized preferences.

Previously you could specifically scan documents you wanted OCR'ed, but this is obviously more convenient.

(Plugging into a Mac or PC to do the update removes this requirement but is obviously less convenient. It also requires the user to own a computer — not a given in these mobile centric, 'post-PC' times).

Other authors as in [10 14] have proposed an alternative method--using omnidirectional antennas, beamforming technologies, or relay-assisted directional transmissions--with the drawback of having a constraint on the SNs position during the deployment, which is obviously not convenient when the secondary network is a MANET.

The clean price and the corresponding hedge are computed by the trading desk using the classical linear approach under a manifestly unrealistic, but obviously very convenient, assumption that a proxy for the unique risk-free rate is available for funding of all trading activities and the counterparty credit risk is ignored.

He sticks to it, even when it would quite obviously be convenient for him to downplay this position or that.