Sentence examples for which would conveniently from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, a lot of the nations in the key Copenhagen negotiations have fixed on an outdated notion that the world as we know it can survive at 450 parts per million, which would conveniently mean that relatively moderate adjustments are needed.
What's more, when unions claim that they have to then support "free riders," they conveniently forget to mention that they almost always refuse "members only" agreements, which would make this point moot.
Conveniently, this handout does not compare the amount of healthful monounsaturated fats in corn and olive oil, which would make olive oil the clear winner.
The hospital setting also conveniently provided a way to tell a Civil War story without having to film expensive battle sequences, which would have been exceedingly difficult on a PBS budget.
One solution is to simply zoom out in terms of taxonomic resolution, and conceptually operate at the level of domains, in which case we would conveniently have one eubacterium (the mitochondrial endosymbiont) and one archaebacterium (the host) implicated at eukaryote origins.
Which would be catastrophic.
