Sentence examples for rather convenient for from inspiring English sources
It is, of course, rather convenient for them, since public sector unions have successfully negotiated salary rises almost triple that of the private sector over the last seven years.
I mistrust them, first, because it would be rather convenient for the well-off people obliged to provide the aid if it happened to be ineffective, and those are the people who tend to make the argument.
Critics will argue that the two areas of expenditure go hand in hand and to separate them is rather convenient for the IOC, but Bach believes the organisation deserves more credit for its financial contributions to host cities.
So, yes, it's rather convenient for me to write a love letter to something so easy for me to love.
It's also rather convenient for Bratton to be making a show of the camera program, given that a court order stemming from his predecessor Ray Kelly's stop-and-frisk regime forced the cops to give it a try.
It is undoubtedly a rather convenient argument, for the advancement of DeepMind's AI-based ambitions, that the nature of the specific medical condition it has kicked off its healthcare app efforts with apparently requires access to all hospital patient data — even, for example, people admitted to hospital for an abortion, say, or a drugs overdose.
We walk through an old firing range and drop down on to one of Alderney's perfect beaches, a semi-circle of white sand backed by a concrete wall – built by the Nazis as an anti-tank measure, but now a rather convenient windbreak and sun reflector for the handful of people basking under it.
We've been using a previous version of the software, version 5.0, for some time, and have found it rather convenient to use.
One major contribution of this work is to exploit the digital watermarking techniques for managing traffic surveillance videos in a rather convenient manner.
But this seems rather convenient.
