Sentence examples for take convenient from inspiring English sources

Now is not the time to rehearse them all, but the arguments against his homosexuality are complex and sophistical, and often take convenient and homophobic advantage of the sonnets' built-in interpretative slippage – which Shakespeare himself would have needed for what we would now call "plausible deniability", should anyone have felt inclined to cry sodomy.

And the places people would be walking to, or at least taking convenient public transportation to, are part of the appeal -- first-class restaurants, museums and parks.

The earliest simple tools, made by taking convenient hand-sized stones and giving them sharp crests by a few well-placed blows, were evidently discarded after use, for their widespread dispersal suggests that they were made at the place of use and abandoned after serving their purpose.

Knowing these barriers and taking convenient measures is necessary for the development and deployment of RES.

To get there, most attendees had taken convenient, scenic drives up the Taconic State Parkway from New York, a road master-planned by Moses for exactly this sort of weekend escape.

That's not to say that I don't want to see both characters back at some point -- I adore both, and I'm unspeakably glad that we're soon to see Castiel return, but I also want the Winchesters to remember what made them excellent hunters in the first place, and for the writers to stop taking convenient shortcuts to help the boys solve cases.

To avoid interference with routine patient care, we took convenient cord blood samples.

Two approaches were taken to make convenient spread sheet calculations of elastic constants from resonance data and the Tables in ASTM C1259 and E1876: (1) polynomials were fit to the tables; (2) an automated spread sheet interpolation routine was generated.

"I didn't want to take the convenient way out.

Every mission is identical: get in your car, travel to a door in the wasteland, go through the one-way dungeon (there are almost zero forks or open areas), collect an item or kill someone, and then usually take a convenient shortcut back to the start.

It should not, thus, come as a surprise that Downing Street has taken the convenient option of delaying the report if it does, indeed, give the brothers a clean bill of health.