Sentence examples for only a convenient from inspiring English sources
Maybe the concrete blocks were only a convenient building material.
"The shark is only a convenient means of exposing that vulnerability".
It tends in use to become only a convenient expression for describing those businesses regulation of which has been permitted in the past.
Batter's only a convenient vehicle for spice, however – and, for a dish with such a self-explanatory name, there's a remarkable diversity of opinion here.
In my head, my response is always 'well, hooray for them.' " He does understand their complaints, he says, and realizes he is only a convenient target for their frustration over the problems of flying.
More of a whole than a volume of short stories, more expressive of separation and the whole breadth of society and history than a traditional novel can be, these forms lack only a convenient name.
Brent Staples accuses modern-day Northerners not only of a "convenient amnesia" but also of outright complicity in the slave trade.
It is amazing to see that Lewis formulae do not only constitute a convenient formalism, but contain more physical truth than their inventor possibly imagined.
He was fascinated by plot not only as a convenient means of ensnaring readers but as a tool of self-discovery.
Different dynamic derivatives on time scales not only offer a convenient way in practical applications, but also show their distinctive features in approximations.
Phone and internet administration of outcomes instruments has grown in popularity and has been found to not only provide a convenient way of collecting data, but also show improved response rates.
