Sentence examples for while it would be convenient from inspiring English sources

While it would be convenient to believe that was the only issue, Ms. Parker pointed to more practical issues.

While it would be convenient to attribute the cause of VFX's woman problem to the same broken business model, the fact remains that this is an industry in which an artist can work for 10 years, hopping from one studio to another, and never once encounter a woman in a top level technical position.

He just thought that it would be convenient if the rules were roomier.

It would be convenient for supporters of the war, such as this newspaper, to claim we were tricked into it by Mr Blair; convenient, but unfair.

MIAMI CRUISE Sure, it would be convenient to catch a weekend cruise out of New York.

Thus, it would be convenient if PRP could be preserved.

First, it is mechanically reliable, and it would be convenient to install.

It would be convenient to be able to have a piori knowledge of the amorphous structure.

The judges, led by Lord Wilson, ruled that while it would be more convenient for most cases to be dealt with in employment tribunals, the civil courts were still a suitable forum for cases that couldn't be heard in employment tribunals.

While it would be intuitive and convenient to associate reduced skeletal muscle function with altered stroke play characteristics, such associations are absent or at best equivocal in the research literature.

While those set of features would be convenient, they are nothing revolutionary.