Sentence examples for particularly convenient from inspiring English sources

I intended to take it to the shop at my earliest convenience but life wasn't particularly convenient, so days and weeks passed.

But it's not particularly convenient.

Though not particularly convenient, the routine has been worthwhile for Wambach.

A vehicle with a large, squared back would be particularly convenient for loading pets and crates.

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

The system may not be particularly convenient, but it does mean that it alone among the three can be leveled on floors as well as on walls.

China was never a particularly convenient place for Western companies to have their sneakers and T-shirts and widgets made; the main allure was cheap labor.

This is particularly convenient as there is a public interest in unique works of art by significant artists being held in galleries that can conserve and display them.

That isn't particularly convenient, given that the only person Allen says is qualified to teach such a class is, er, Tony Allen.

I've been consuming news on my smartphone for years but it doesn't fit into my lifestyle and is not particularly convenient.

The monthly pass is particularly convenient for frequent riders, for it does not require having the correct change, and unlimited rides are allowed, so transit riding is encouraged.