The Philadelphia newspaper Public Ledger, in December 1836, supported a gold dollar, stating that "the dollar is the smallest gold coin that would be convenient, and as it would be eminently so, neither silver nor paper should be allowed to take its place".
Realizing that they needed a home that would be convenient for everybody's activities, they searched until they found a house in the city.
Decide what banks have ATMs that would be convenient for you, so that you can avoid fees.
I would welcome you and your colleagues to our offices in New York if that would be convenient, but I am equally happy with another location if you'd prefer.
But I think we all knew on some level that I couldn't wait for a time that would be convenient.
IN looking to buy a house in Nassau County that would be convenient to their jobs, Danny and Gina O'Connor found that new or renovated homes averaged around $400,000, which was more than they could afford.
When the patient decides it would be a good idea, the provider assists in scheduling the test at a time that would be convenient for the patient.
Mr. Dwyer said he doubted he could find another spot that would be convenient to his clientele, a mix of commuters, blue-collar workers and fans on their way to Madison Square Garden.
She could have waited for an aid-based organization to raise the funds to build a toilet that would be convenient and close to her.
On behalf of more than 25,000 signers of a petition to The Washington Post, I'm writing this letter to request a brief meeting to present the petition at a time that would be convenient for you on Jan . 14or 15. "A basic principle of journalism is to acknowledge when the owner of a media outlet has a major financial relationship with the subject of coverage.
But reading the news day after day, my own heart breaks over and over for so many others, including the victims of mass incarceration with its dreadful racial underbelly--a contemporary legacy of slavery that would be convenient but unconscionable to forget.
