Sentence examples for on the convenient from inspiring English sources

What limits might you place on the "convenient" features that contribute to these interruptions?

Economists often rely on the convenient shortcut of separating long-run and short-run issues.

He said the bank had "engaged in a longstanding and reckless trifecta of deficient training, deficient underwriting and deficient disclosure, all while relying on the convenient backstop of government insurance".

Though, at the end, all the characters hail a photograph of Sinatra, the mood is never that of a tribute, and the choreography seems not so much driven by Sinatra's music as hung on the convenient pegs its moods provide.

The money was advanced to its pension system, on the convenient theory that its pension managers would make more in the market than the state paid out in interest.

He is very funny on the convenient belief that this is merely a response to unmediated popular demand: "home-ownership may be a deeply held cultural value in the United States, but cultural values flourish remarkably when promoted and subsidised by state policies".

We acted like we were dating and even said we had met on Tinder (leaving out the convenient aspect that I was being paid to be there).

A convenient on-the-fly dialog allows one to remove transients from simulated trajectories and to monitor the convergence of mean, variance, CV or Fano factor statistics.

In stratifying the firms based on income, the convenient procedure used was to select firms based on traditional measurement of wealth: location and size of the business center.

Off-loading weapons is tiring and dangerous work, but the assignment allows sailors on leave the convenient recreation of a jaunt into the city.

They can use clear.fi to connect to the personal cloud and stream live, or download and enjoy content offline for convenient on-the-go entertainment.