Sentence examples for quite conveniently from inspiring English sources

"The government is quite conveniently using Mark Scott and editorial boards … but cuts must come from somewhere," Claydon said.

Paper is a sustainable and recyclable material, and its physicochemical properties (topography, roughness, stiffness, surface energy, polarity, porosity and pore geometry) can be modified quite conveniently by various coating materials and methods and surface treatments (Ihalainen et al. [2012]).

Who is, quite conveniently, now dead.

In fact, those traits of mine that were deemed to be a "weakness" were the very reason why I am still alive today despite the incurable condition I was quite conveniently diagnosed with on May 20 , 2014

The police forced them to a spot 150 yards away (a football field and a half's distance), where they were stationed behind police cruisers and mounted policemen -- which effectively and quite conveniently blocked any possible view of the protestors from the motorcade.

There are some statistical topics which can be covered quite conveniently in this way, such as measurement error, coefficients of variation, reference intervals, sensitivity and specificity, etc.

The better angels may never again line up behind Mr Brown quite so conveniently.

No other state captures the national mood quite so conveniently.And no state can beat Ohio's record for voting the same way as the nation as a whole in presidential elections.

In space, wormholes are unlikely to be positioned quite so conveniently, though: they might speed up some messages, but that communication still would not be instantaneous.

People like Schumley Boteach enjoy saying, "One Holocaust is quite enough," but conveniently fail to mention that Egypt also made genocidal statements, waged a series of wars against Israel, and eventually signed an historic peace agreement in 1979.

Although these settings may be considered quite special, they conveniently simplify the explanation of the problem of non-zero semi-partial correlations in the univariate moderation model proposed by Purcell, and clarify how this model would need to be extended.