Sentence examples for would be conveniently from inspiring English sources

If a new rapprochement on Syria goes ahead, Ukraine would be conveniently forgotten.

He and others have made the case in recent years for a law school at Bowie State University, a historically black institution, arguing it could help create more minority lawyers and would be conveniently located.

Citrix who have been working before with Rackspace, wanted to make sure that their XenServer platforms would be conveniently integrated with Rackspace plans for OpenStack.

The three springs were channelled into one, so that the water would be conveniently concentrated in one area.

According to Afghan sources, the Taliban spent millions of dollars in bribes to local elected officials and senior military officers to ensure that they would be conveniently absent during the time of the attack in order to ensure its success even though they had no expectation that they would be able to hold the city over the long-term.

If you tripped and bashed your head on the floor, I noted, a neurologist would be waiting conveniently for you around the corner.

That, of course, would be to conveniently forget the bottom-of-the-barrel pork scratching of Channel 5's The Farm.

Littell's narrator, an SS functionary with the ironically bucolic name Maximilien Aue (if he were an Anglophone, his name would be Meadows), conveniently shows up when the Einsatzgruppen are shooting Jews at the lip of mass graves in Poland and Ukraine, and when World War II turns against Germany at the siege of Stalingrad.

The containers generally host more than one entity (otherwise co-occurrence would be impossible) and can be conveniently interpreted as lists.

It can be conveniently and quickly collected.

For months, many insisted that David Fincher's Gone Girl would be the second, conveniently ignoring the Academy's usual lack of regard for chilly airport-thriller entertainment.