Sentence examples for seemingly convenient from inspiring English sources

Above all, City Hall needs to recognize that when it comes to public programs, seemingly convenient stopgap measures can easily take on a pernicious life of their own.

It is unlikely that this seemingly convenient prediction tool, albeit clearly imperfect, will go completely out of fashion any time soon.

It is seemingly convenient here because of the considerable number of double-zero studies, despite of the general consensus that this is discouraged [ 22].

Herein followed a bizarre and seemingly too convenient set of legal loopholes and psychiatric reports that led doctors in Japan declaring him "sane, but evil".

Herein followed a bizarre and seemingly too convenient set of legal loopholes and psychiatric reports that led doctors in Japan declaring Issei "sane, but evil".

How convenient that seemingly everyone in the liberal blogosphere, and even at many points to the right, got to use Jim Bunning as a scapegoat.

I'm disappointed that its leaders willfully misinterpret the principle of free speech and promote baseless attacks on the free press, seemingly to prop up a convenient source of profit.

The show's entire run has been concerned about the ways we lose ourselves in seemingly necessary (or at least convenient) technology, and fall prey to its hidden rules.

He keeps waking up in new bodies and finding his way back to her: seemingly a logistical impossibility but for the convenient — too convenient — rules that Levithan builds into his premise.

They are convenient, with a pizzeria seemingly on every block.

The smartphone has made email more convenient, but also omnipresent and, at times, seemingly inescapable.