Sentence examples for thought it convenient from inspiring English sources

The British government thought it convenient to have Saint Kitts make laws for Anguilla and therefore created a legislative union between them (1825), although the Anguillan freeholders who owned the sugar estates protested strongly.

Assuming that 'rouge' is a good translation of 'red', Sellars (1963) thought it convenient to have a general term by which to classify words that are functional counterparts in this way.

Soe, Rather than see Englishmen dropp away like doggs in that Manner for want of Christian Charity towards them, we have thought it very Convenient that they might have an house on purpose for them, and people appointed to looke after them and to see that nothing comes in to them, neither of meate nor drinke, but what the Doctor alloweth.

Guests thought it was a convenient place for making phone calls.

His message to Mr. Rockefeller, whose family was well acquainted with the shah, was that President Jimmy Carter thought it was "not convenient" for the shah, who had been deposed in 1979, to come to the United States, Mr. Rockefeller recalled.

Many of the parents gave their consent because they thought it was a convenient way for their children to receive free dental care, but some children were taken without permission from their parents or their care takers.

Since the Internet provides very few ways to trick you into thinking that your shoelace is untied, I thought it far more convenient to trick you into thinking the following ten headlines somehow represented reality.

The students were asked to select a point on the inner elbow (e.g., the antecubital fossa) of the subject where they thought it was most convenient for venipuncture, and then they marked the location with a pen.

"I thought it would be more convenient, and so far it has," he said.

On the other hand, they thought it would be more convenient geographically and would be time-saving for PLWHA to utilize related services in CHSCs in their communities.

"I think it's convenient for people to want to punish the school because it's the only tangible organization in this mess," Ms. Darrow-Rioux said.