Sentence examples for proven convenient from inspiring English sources

We have also designed a non-contact shock-recording device that has proven convenient for practical use.

Methods that use fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS) to identify populations of proliferating cells have proven convenient and safe since they require no radioactivity and are more informative since they allow monitoring proliferation of distinctive cell populations identified by specific markers on their cell surface (4, 5).

Inevitably, occasions arose when his particular skills proved convenient.

But it proved convenient for Americans as well as the British.

After that, time travel proved convenient, but even Wells didn't always use a machine.

And despite being notionally formidable warriors, they have an unfortunate eccentricity, which is to prove convenient for the narrative.

But the firepower arriving off Tripoli could prove convenient, and not only to protect the expedition from coming under attack.

And while the neon illumination borders on tacky, it proved convenient when we dropped toll money on the floor at night.

He thought that only measures indispensable to the discharge of enumerated powers should be allowed, not merely those that might prove convenient.

He said the extradition charges had proved convenient for the United States government, because Mr. Sacirbey might otherwise have testified at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague -- and might have provided potentially embarrassing details about American and European passivity in the face of atrocities in the former Yugoslavia.

Writer speculates that McKiever, because of a prior arrest for stabbing a woman(for which he spent a total of 30 days in jail without being charged with attempted murder) could prove convenient to George Bush's campaign should Gov. Mario Cuomo decide to run for President.