Sentence examples for perhaps convenient from inspiring English sources

For cynics, it was perhaps convenient for those who favored such an expansion that this proposal coincided with the UEFA presidential election.

Given that President Jacques Chirac was mayor of Paris from 1977 to 1995, it is perhaps convenient that Mr Dumas's Constitutional Council has ruled that a sitting president cannot be investigated.

Under the new spirit of cooperation that Greece and Turkey's governments have demonstrated over the last few months, you can't help but wonder how much of the boat story is legitimate – whether, perhaps, the convenient fact that it has allowed police to ramp up their pressure on dissidents might be a little too convenient.      .

The easy and perhaps most convenient answer is religion, but that is wrong.

It is perhaps too convenient to dismiss Morrison's ring credentials by pointing out he lost three times, was dangerous to know and that he had acted strange since February 1996 with repeatedly violent and crazy outbursts and claims.

Perhaps too convenient.

Some later writers have argued that Einstein's choice of a convention is, in fact, the only possible choice within the framework of special relativistic physics, while others have maintained that alternative choices, although perhaps less convenient, are indeed possible.

Perhaps less convenient, and less popular due to the proliferation of disposable razors, but nevertheless an important technique to add to your arsenal.

This work should also help define the range of environments that harbor S. pombe, provide additional karyotypic variants, and perhaps identify convenient locations for field work.

A second, perhaps more convenient but less adaptable method involves "premixed" insulin, consisting of a fixed combination of an intermediate insulin with regular insulin or a rapid analog.

Some no doubt believed it; others perhaps found it convenient for their business interests.