Sentence examples for rather conveniently from inspiring English sources

And who else recently committed suicide rather conveniently?

Rather conveniently, Sittwe is also close to Myanmar's massive Shwe gasfield.

Rather conveniently, this would not just be an expedient move but a necessary and principled one.

The report seemed rather conveniently timed to take a little pressure off Buffett in advance of the annual meeting.

We rather conveniently forget that paid sabbaticals come with serious (and legitimate) expectations on the part of employers.

(Translation: it's the fault of the public and the media and, rather conveniently, won't cost the government).

In this context, though, I wonder how far into the exchange it showed up, because if bad publicity was a concern you'd think a period of reflection would have arrived somewhere around the 146th obsessive text rather than conveniently at the point at which you're worried about potential legal ramifications.

It should be noted that although there are five physically separate stations in the examination proper, for the remainder of this paper the term 'station' will be used rather more conveniently to refer to each of the seven separate assessments made of a candidate, rather than to the five twenty-minute sessions within which those seven assessments are made.

The snot slips across the tissue, rather than staying conveniently absorbed and contained.

'No complicated gears to go wrong,' boasts the literature, conveniently and rather patronisingly omitting to mention that gears help you go up hills.

Addressing energy poverty rather than energy equity conveniently evades the problem of the gap in energy consumption per capita in the developed and developing world.