Sentence examples for of a convenient from inspiring English sources
She learned the importance of a convenient, central location.
Were previous plot points swept under the carpet for the sake of a convenient ending?
That becomes a sort of a convenient way of rationalizing failure.
There are affluent young people of all races moving here who want to pay reasonable rents and spend their disposable incomes on the wares of a convenient city.
Brent Staples accuses modern-day Northerners not only of a "convenient amnesia" but also of outright complicity in the slave trade.
The usual line on Hollywood is that it cares only about box office, which is at once true and something of a convenient excuse.
The passenger of a vehicle in the parking lot of a convenient store in Halifax County, N.C., was shot and wounded Saturday night.
That Edinburgh was uncommonly nasty in this respect resulted largely from its physical setting and the absence of a convenient water supply.
But it was in just such a venue that Arthur Laffer in 1974 drew the "Laffer curve" on the back of a convenient napkin.
The NHS freely admits that administering a vaccine might deprive the population of a convenient source of herd immunity – namely, infected children, giving adults a handy 'boost' during the throes of misery.
With the added bonus of easy access to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, it's no wonder that residents of South Beach believe they're part of a convenient hideaway in the big city.
