Sentence examples for though convenient from inspiring English sources

CONS: Though convenient to downtown and the train station, the property, on a cul-de-sac of newer homes, feels a bit out of place.

The Long Island Expressway and the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway, though convenient, bring noise to abutting streets in an area once filled with woods and farms.

But some doctors caution that quick clinics, though convenient, should not take the place of regular visits to a primary care doctor.

As such, the term "Neo-Daoism," though convenient and widely used, is ambiguous and must be treated with care.

Though convenient, don't expect to be paying for a Snickers Bar at the 7-11 anytime soon.

This procedure warps the gravimetric geoid model onto the local vertical datum, hence the local geoid model derived by this procedure, though convenient for local applications, it is not an equipotential surface.

That would be something, though less convenient than the Paris version.

Oddly, though, a convenient mathematical model describing this fact has yet to be widely adopted.

Then the criminals receive the refund, sometimes by check but more often though a convenient but hard-to-trace prepaid debit card.

The backers of Verify are at pains to say that its use will be optional - though more convenient than having to go to a physical office to register or order secure documents and file taxes.

There are many ways you can get all the things you need to survive – and thrive – without money, and they're usually much more fun (though less convenient) than going shopping.