Sentence examples for that would be convenient from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dwyer said he doubted he could find another spot that would be convenient to his clientele, a mix of commuters, blue-collar workers and fans on their way to Madison Square Garden.

IN looking to buy a house in Nassau County that would be convenient to their jobs, Danny and Gina O'Connor found that new or renovated homes averaged around $400,000, which was more than they could afford.

I would welcome you and your colleagues to our offices in New York if that would be convenient, but I am equally happy with another location if you'd prefer.

But I think we all knew on some level that I couldn't wait for a time that would be convenient.

She could have waited for an aid-based organization to raise the funds to build a toilet that would be convenient and close to her.

Realizing that they needed a home that would be convenient for everybody's activities, they searched until they found a house in the city.

The AP just interviewed one of the company's execs where he wouldn't commit to a specific date or anything, since that'd be convenient and useful.

"No, that would be too convenient.

We are not allowed to do this in the washrooms in our barracks, because that would be too convenient.

It would also be wrong though to assume that, all things being equal, this was not the choice that would be made, convenient for South African cricket that he had applied.

It said evidence shows that a significant number of people go to accident and emergency departments or dial 999 when there are other services that would be more convenient or more suitable for their needs.