Sentence examples for relatively conveniently from inspiring English sources

"One idea... is to allow people to exchange their expiring large bills relatively conveniently for the first few years (still subject to standard anti-money-laundering reporting requirements), then over time make it more inconvenient by accepting the big notes at ever fewer locations and with ever stronger reporting requirements," he wrote.

Viewed from Downing Street, they probably seem a fractured collection of regrettable but relatively insignificant services, located (conveniently) in greater concentration the further you move from Westminster.

To achieve this goal conveniently, a relatively easy-to-approach mathematical model for PEM fuel cells has been developed.

Basic materials like MgO are attractive as supports for the above mentioned applications, since they can be synthesized conveniently with relatively large surface areas and porosities.

All known cultures utilize signs to convey relatively simple messages swiftly and conveniently.

Unfortunately, a lot of the nations in the key Copenhagen negotiations have fixed on an outdated notion that the world as we know it can survive at 450 parts per million, which would conveniently mean that relatively moderate adjustments are needed.

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8 As a laboratory reagent, it is relatively safe and can be conveniently purchased and prepared.

First, the biomass is conveniently stockpiled in relatively large amounts at the processing facilities, significantly decreasing the cost of collection and transportation (Doran et al. 2000).

Once gold (and then silver) gained acceptance as conveniently small expressions of relatively high value, with a visible mark of guarantee, the stage of true coinage, as it first appeared in Asia Minor and India, had been reached.

Mine drainage is a source which has relatively stable quality and been used conveniently.