It's also supposed to be convenient because it's on your body.
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Wouldn't it be convenient if you could just text the pope?
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It would be convenient if doing the right thing were easy.
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Now, that might not be convenient but that&aposs actually the truth.
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While working from home can be convenient, there are also many downsides.
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It can be convenient, sure, but it can also drain your battery.
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Or are those places of business too far away to be convenient?
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If this sounds like it would be convenient for desktop computing, you're right.
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But something can be convenient and good for you at the same time.
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This can be convenient for traveling because you get the local time instantly.
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They're doing both, and it's whatever happens to be convenient at the time.
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And biometrics do tend to be convenient, given they are attached to each person.
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Sweeping them under the rug via a superdelegate trouncing would be convenient but wrong.
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He welcomed Ilijason's new store, saying it could be convenient for elderly people living alone.
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It would be convenient if inflicting pain on prisoners was pointless as well as wrong.
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And while a robot vacuum may be convenient, in some cases they do arouse suspicion.
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Plus, the food is engineered to be convenient and handheld for on-the-go ease.
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But while Target may be convenient, it might not have the lowest prices, experts say.
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While meal kits may be convenient, they&aposre not exactly the best for the planet.
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While it may be convenient to look at our opponents as evil or stupid, they aren't.
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It would be convenient for net neutrality advocates if the story was as simple as that.
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This application could be convenient for things like computers, but life-saving in places like hospitals.
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A proxy adds a level of granularity that can be convenient but also a security issue.
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This would be convenient explanation for nuclear advocates, but it turns out not to be true.
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It's like designers decided that their shoes couldn't be convenient and attractive at the same time.
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Microwaves aren't just good for reheating — they can also be convenient and effective tools for cooking.
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Owning a car may be convenient, but in a big city, it can also be prohibitively expensive.
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Evacuations aren't meant to be convenient, but to keep you safe... Possession can be replaced, families cannot.
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The system should be able to set defaults, but "by-hand" setting or override must be convenient.
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The customer doesn't have to purchase the phone case, but it'd sure be convenient if they did.
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While it would be convenient for all businesses to have the same needs, the facts are otherwise.
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While CarPlay can be convenient, you may no longer wish to use the feature with your iPhone.
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Takeout might be convenient, thanks to myriad delivery apps at our fingertips serving up hundreds of options.
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For example, if you use a dark beer, it would be convenient to use coffee or chocolate.
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Splitting up the challenges may be convenient for players of both modes, but it'll split the player base.
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Maybe it'd be convenient, but, again, I don't see myself trying to listen to music when it's attached.
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Apple Pay Cash may be convenient, but it doesn't have a clear path to millennial hearts or wallets.
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Wi-Fi calling can be convenient if you don't have good cell coverage at home or the office.
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It's tough to know who is available to hang out and close enough for that to be convenient.
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So wouldn&apost it be convenient if you could access all that content through your Amazon Echo device?
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This can be convenient if you want to just plop your phone on a pad at your desk.
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Wouldn't it be convenient if pre-planned projects and all necessary supplies just showed up at your door?
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While such an outcome could be convenient for teaching purposes, it would be disastrous for both Britain and Europe.
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Gas grills may be convenient, but for a more smoky and authentic flavor, charcoal grilling is where it's at.
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Ordering food online is supposed to be convenient— but Domino's Pizza needs to ensure that it's convenient for everyone.
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Birth control apps may be convenient but they're not proven to be more effective than any other method of contraception.
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But it'll certainly be convenient to have the service built into Google Maps if you need to research while navigating.
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It's probably not the kind of thing you'd want to go running with, but could be convenient in other situations.
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At best, that limits family access to when the bank is open — which may not be convenient in a crisis.
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That can be convenient with preferences like the temperature, seat adjustments, or media choices being offered when you sit down.
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And not every rural community has a hospital close enough to be convenient for palliative care, even if it exists.
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Ordering online is supposed to be convenient, but each team thought it was the more cumbersome part of the process.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $3,800It seems like it would be convenient to live in the middle everything.
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Patients often choose a primary care doctor close to home so that sick visits and regular checkups will be convenient.
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You can now pay suppliers with your account details, which could be convenient for large sums of money for instance.
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Smartphone apps may be convenient, fun, or a decent distraction, but plenty of them play a dangerous game with your data.
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Even if you're not a pro app user, Sidecar will be convenient for annotating PDFs or signing documents on your Mac.
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I've used some of these AI/chatbot platforms in beta and have found the chatbot experience to be convenient and fast.
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It may not be convenient for students who live in dorms and have to walk far to a campus post office.
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"The timing could be convenient for U.S. diplomacy with North Korea," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Seoul's Ewha University.
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Either choice promises to be convenient in terms of location, with thoughtfully-curated spaces, and great dining and drinking on-site.
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In quantitative research, it may be convenient to view race through an essentialist model that treats it like an immutable characteristic.
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You can customize these options if you want to have a different hot key always displayed, which will be convenient for tinkerers.
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We just talk about convenience, "Oh, it will be convenient that my fridge is always full," that is happening very fast. Right.
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And while it would be convenient to be able to consume 50 books a year, we can't all be like Bill Gates.
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These categories could be convenient if you're planning on doing any holiday shopping at department stores or at merchants that accept PayPal.
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That "would definitely be convenient for an editor (or anyone, really) who submits recommendations on the regular," she wrote in an email.
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Auto-play video can be convenient when it's predictable and only happens when a video is on screen, like in some social apps.
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This rhetoric might be convenient today, but it doesn't match up with their previous statements recognizing that America desperately needs corporate tax reform.
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You definitely shouldn't expect a tablet's speakers to outperform the regular Echo, but a hands-free Alexa could be convenient when you're traveling.
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Some may find the price limiting and period underwear may not be convenient if it needs to be changed outside of the home.
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Doing so can be convenient for passengers, but the shift has been harmful for some workers, maritime lawyer Michael Guilford told Business Insider.
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It may not be convenient in the short term, but it's necessary for both you and your employee's development in the long run.
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Storing your Wi-Fi password on Windows 10 can be convenient when you want to automatically connect to a network you often use.
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It would be convenient—and save me a bunch of money—if I could just say that I hate the iPhone 11 Pro.
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That sunny location would certainly be convenient for Honig, once the company's largest shareholder, whose office is a short drive from the hotel.
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It'd be convenient if I didn't have to access Snapchat's app or any other third-party app to get the selfie look I want.
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In some ways, it would be convenient for Jon to reject Daenerys' rule, given the pressure he's under from the lords of the North.
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What might be convenient to some, to others it's a privacy violation — and some argue that without approval from Congress, it could be illegal.
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Providing patients easy access to medical records or allowing for more transparent medical costs may be convenient, but those changes will not be transformative.
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Look, people buy personal assistants because they're fun to show off at parties, they're kind of cool, in some cases they might be convenient.
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So, while it may be convenient for checking texts and emails, it's not going to be your go-to for Snapchatting or watching videos.
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While AirDrop can be convenient, turning it off can stop people you don&apost know from trying to share intrusive files with your Mac.
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Smart home and other internet-connected devices may be convenient and accessible, but they collect vast amounts of information on you and your home.
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"We want [students'] campus life experiences to be convenient and enjoyable," the University of Minnesota's vice president of university services, Mike Berthelsen, told BuzzFeed News.
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Google's ride-sharing service will be convenient for daily carpooling, which is why the company launched a pilot program around its California headquarters in May.
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Tesla says it's designed to be convenient for the use habits of existing drivers, who tend to bring a lot of stuff on the road.
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On Wednesday he refused to say whether he would go ahead with such a plan, but he did say it could be convenient for him.
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Let's call the filibuster what it is: A tactical political weapon that each party will use when it finds it to be convenient and necessary.
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While it may be convenient for Wheeler to deny the relationship between climate change and limited access to clean water, it is dishonest and irresponsible.
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Image: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Using apps to keep track of your medication or look up the symptoms of your latest mysterious illness might be convenient.
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Though goods posted by neighbors on Craigslist and Facebook can be convenient and cheap, safety can sometimes be a factor, as the Farmville police point out.
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Step Six: While your mixture is still a liquid, pour it into any container that would be convenient for your lip balm, like a tiny jar.
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Hotels close to the shore may be convenient for tourists, but the process of building them can kill the reefs that snorkellers like to swim over.
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It is going to be convenient for customers who use a credit card for card transactions, who won't have to carry around their debit card anymore.
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Bottled water may be convenient and widely available, but it's priced hundreds of times higher than tap and exacts a plastic-covered toll on the planet.
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This is destination gambling, different than most of the other New York casinos, which are designed to be convenient to gamblers within a 103-mile radius.
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The educational system is not working to everyone's advantage, and it would be convenient if fixing that fixed the larger problem of wealth and income inequality.
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Having two very similar control systems could be convenient; you could leave the remote at home, for instance, and use the built-in options on the go.
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After testing the shirts, we found them to be convenient for city life, as comfortable as T-shirts, and an all-around great value for the cost.
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Internal emails show the two agencies discussed scheduling interview times with immigrants that would be convenient for ICE agents so they could be there to arrest them.
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Trump—like so many other politicians and pundits—has found search and social media companies to be convenient targets in the debate over free speech and censorship online.
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And it does seem like it would be convenient, in those scenarios, to not have to swipe and tap and snap windows into place in order to multitask.
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Given how often I've accidentally left drops behind, especially after breaking something off a creature mid-fight, it'd be convenient if the game just picked everything up for you.
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The world's top smartphone maker hopes its mobile payments service will help it defend market share and be convenient enough to entice users to pay more for its devices.
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Credit cards may be convenient to use, but the high interest rates they charge make them a poor option if you need to borrow money for the long-term.
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This synodic period between Mars and Earth actually becomes a challenge when you consider that it may not always be convenient to travel between these planets during this window.
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It can be convenient if you're using a laptop, but sometimes your smartphone will automatically connect to those networks even if your regular cellular connection has a faster connection.
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The next morning, very early, before I was awake, the phone rang, and it was Mr. Brown's secretary, asking what time would be convenient for me to meet with him.
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Reached by telephone, a researcher at the center, who declined to give her name, said it would not be convenient to discuss which candidates would be put forward this year.
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It would be convenient to dismiss Valeant as a single company backed by aggressive, pushy investors laboring under the duress of a buying binge led by a failed management team.
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Apple Pay does work on an iPad, and even though it may not always be convenient for in-store purchases, you can still use it in a few helpful ways.
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Putin really assumed that once Trump — who had such clear admiration for him — was elected, it would be convenient for Trump to change the relationship with Russia profoundly and instantly.
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The changes included buttons that appeared to be convenient wi-fi and Bluetooth switches, but in reality simply disconnected phones from nearby devices and networks instead of turning the chips off.
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Here was a genuinely new thing that would Make Your Life Better, we all thought: It would be convenient, it would be fun, it wasn't serious or dangerous or globe-shattering.
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How to add applications to your Dock Although your Applications folder can be a good way to find various applications, pinning your most used apps to your Dock can be convenient.
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It would be convenient from the standpoint of establishment Republicans to simply let bygones be bygones, take Trump's newfound appreciation for NATO at face value, and move on to repealing Obamacare.
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I personally didn't use the mobile-order feature during my visit because the line wasn't very long, but I can see how it would be convenient during a busy Friday or Saturday.
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Like the self-checkout tills at supermarkets, this removal of social friction from our everyday lives may be convenient, but it also drains our routine from the possibility of any social serendipity.
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Hotel rooms can be convenient and reliable, but I often find that booking a vacation home through Airbnb is cheaper, offers you more space, and is a little more fun to boot.
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It knows that we like having something green in front of us, but we also want the whole process of obtaining and keeping the green thing alive to be convenient and affordable.
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In a system under development at Hyundai, once an owner begins to schedule service and indicates what times would be convenient, the car's screen will offer a list of available appointment times.
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Not only that but it's another example of why SMS text messages may be convenient but is not a secure way to communicate — particularly for sensitive data, like sending two-factor codes.
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For iPhone lovers who plan to stay in the Apple universe, this can be convenient because every 12 months you can upgrade to the new phone and the 24 month loan starts over.
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"I believe that with this news it would probably be convenient to take a break, analyze the decision, evaluate the moment, and resume cuts from January next year," he said of Thursday's meeting.
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It would be convenient for Bachelorette competition if, just as occurs in The Hunger Games stadium after every death, a large gong went off every time a man declares his love for Rachel.
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Yes, I knew it was a farming community and there was lots of work to do—and that everything wasn't going to be convenient—a bed of roses, no, I didn't expect that.
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Not using a condom can be a way to show you trust your partner more, to feel closer to your partner, or it may just not be convenient to always be using condoms.
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We've tested all three and found them to be convenient and reliable services, but they differ when it comes to shipping and return policies, plant care advice, and the types of accessories offered.
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I can see how the Shoulder Pouch accessory would be convenient, but I found its attachment point on the shoulder strap too insecure to entrust it with my phone, wallet, keys, or other valuables.
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"I believe that with this news it would probably be convenient to take a break, analyze the decision, evaluate the moment, and resume cuts from January next year," he said of Thursday's impending meeting.
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"Our mission is to be convenient," said Luke Pipkin, who works on innovation within the company's Beyond the Restaurant team, which is dedicated to exploring off-premise opportunities like delivery, catering and meal kits.
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Using the browser's password manager to remember your login information can be convenient and may help avoid the tendency (and weak protection) of using overly simple passwords — or the same password across multiple sites.
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It can be convenient to treat incivility the way a parent might treat two squabbling grade-schoolers in the back seat of a car — as an irritating tug of war between two irreconcilably selfish counterparts.
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Auto-enrollment might be convenient, but it short circuits one of the most important choices to be made when signing up for Medicare - whether to go with traditional fee-for-service Medicare, or an Advantage plan.
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Sometimes, says Wolf, decision-makers and managers put parks, trees, or other green spaces in communities without engaging residents in order to learn what types of features would be convenient, practical, and culturally meaningful for them.
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In a Tuesday filing, the group cited a recent interview with CBS News during which Clinton said "it was recommended that it would be convenient" for her to use a private server during her time as secretary.
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In a Tuesday filing, the group cited a recent interview with CBS News during which Clinton said "it was recommended that it would be convenient" for her to use a private server during her time in office.
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When we were riding along with one operations coordinator, Eddie Li, to drop off charged scooters later in the afternoon, he spotted locations along a busy San Francisco waterfront that he thought may be convenient for users.
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Without the feature, you can already line up two windows side by side, or use a second monitor to view more pages at the same time, but Side View might be convenient for those with only one monitor.
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Cap flexibility will be convenient heading into a summer where very few teams have max room, and notable free agents like Paul George and LeBron James are heavily rumored to have interest in a move to Southern California.
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"Documents containing long lists of administrative passwords may be convenient for operations, but they create single points of total risk, where the compromise of one document can have severe and extensive effects throughout the entire business," noted UpGuard.
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To Apple's credit, it has reportedly started allowing its own technicians to repair phones containing third-party batteries, but depending on your location it simply might not be convenient to visit one of the company's authorized service providers.
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In my naïveté, I said we had plenty of rooms to fill and that the driver could stay at the Downtowner, adding that it would be convenient for the driver and salesman to stay at the same hotel.
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There are a handful of fast travel points in the form of head-shaped stone portals, but they're placed in a way that seems way too in love with their own secrecy and mystery to actually be convenient.
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It would be convenient for Republicans for Trump to pick a reasonable nominee for FBI director, thus allowing GOP members of Congress to draw a line under the Comey matter and move on to focus on the confirmation of Comey's replacement.
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While it may be convenient to simply write off Yemen's civil war as yet one more sectarian skirmish in an Arab world infected by polarization and historical grievance, the fighting in the region's poorest country goes beyond that simplistic paradigm.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, favorite to be the next British prime minister, on Wednesday refused to say whether he would seek to shut Parliament to facilitate a no-deal Brexit but agreed such a plan could be convenient for him.
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It's going to be a convenience for a lot of us, it's going to be convenient that we can get information about how well we sleep or what we eat and get your refrigerator to order milk when you're running out.
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While it may be convenient to consolidate and have all of your loans in one place, Marshall says you should proceed with caution when considering this repayment route since "it may not always be in your best interest," he says.
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"If you have a couple times that would be convenient for a call over the next couple days to discuss the tour agenda, I am sure that we can accommodate your schedule," Carson Jr. said in the June 17, 2017 email.
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But given the criticism Spicer has faced, his track record of obfuscation during his tenure as White House press secretary, and the particulars of his post-Trump career, becoming a "victim of Christ-hating Hollywood" might be convenient for Spicer.
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Several people I spoke to said it would be convenient if alcohol was available a little later in the evening—Astrid finds it annoying having to rush through her supermarket shop to check out before beer sales cut off at 8 pm.
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Sara Rathner, credit card specialist at financial product comparison site NerdWallet, said there are "a lot of cash-back cards that offer similar benefits" but that the card would be convenient for consumers who purchase a lot of Apple products and services.
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Alice Wong, founder and director of the Disability Visibility Project, said in an email interview that creating a reusable-goods kit is a privileged idea, as not everyone can afford to create their own kit, nor would it be convenient for all.
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"While card-only may be convenient for some businesses, it can actually be discriminatory against poor communities that don't have as much access to banks or lines of credit," said New Jersey State Senator Nellie Pou, who sponsored the state's new law.
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But it was clear from Jadis' interaction with Negan that she didn't particularly like or trust the bat-wielding villain — so while their alliance might be convenient now, as soon as it stops looking beneficial, we're betting that the Scavengers will switch sides again.
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Mr. Little, the justice minister, told Radio New Zealand in May that while holding the referendum during the 2020 election would be convenient, since voters would already be heading to the polls, some of his colleagues would not want the issue dominating an election campaign.
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While Apple's offer may be convenient, other companies have their own deals that get you more bytes for your buck, especially if you are just looking for file storage and don't have a lot of space invested in Apple's mail or iCloud Photos service.
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"While it may be convenient to discuss whether you're spending too much on travel while you're in the car on a road trip, it can lead to a much healthier conversation if you sit down with a list of topics to discuss," she said.
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"While card-only may be convenient for some businesses, it can actually be discriminatory against poor communities that don't have as much access to banks or lines of credit," said New Jersey State Senator Nellie Pou, who sponsored the state's new law, previously told CNN Business.
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"Now this can be convenient, but it also can come at the cost of your privacy — your personal information sometimes gets shared behind the scenes and these logins can be used to track you," said Apple software engineering chief Craig Federighi at the company's annual developer conference.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, favourite to be the next British Prime minister, declined to comment on a report that he was exploring a plan that could allow him to push through a no-deal Brexit but said he didn't disagree it could be convenient for him.
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The new order reads: Uber has indulged in the slick practice of including its lawyers in meetings and communications and deciding after the fact if a lawyer was actually included for the purpose of providing legal advice, all in accordance with what happens to be convenient for Uber's case.
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" Asked about any conditions on Mr. Feng's being allowed to leave, Chen Jinxue, a lawyer who represented Mr. Feng while he was in China, said simply, "As I understand it, it may not be convenient for Feng Chongyi to reveal the details of what he was questioned about.
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It would be convenient if those four teams all had a shutdown closer, but one had Mariano Rivera and the other Mitch Williams, which is a bit like that episode of the original "Star Trek" where this guy had an antimatter twin and if they touched the universe would die.
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Asking Alexa to help you easily connect a new smart device to your wireless network would undoubtedly be convenient, but as we recently discovered, it's all but impossible to block Amazon from your life, so do you really want to open another giant door for the online retailer to enter your home?
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It's pretty to think that I could manifest the aforementioned emotional bounty just by scooping them into in my bag, and it would be convenient if the basic premise of crystal healing—that different types of crystals harbor different energetic properties, which can affect our mental (or, taken to extremes, physical) states—held water.
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Eswar Prasad, former head of the IMF's China department and now a trade professor at Cornell University, said it would be convenient time for both sides to agree on the need for maintaining a stable dollar/yuan value -- even though this goes against longstanding U.S. demands that China allow its currency to float freely.
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You can even draw direct story links between season two of Breaking Bad and season two of Better Call Saul — right down to the way that the penultimate episode of each features a moment where a man can save a life by doing one simple thing, but he's sorely tempted not to, because the death or injury of another would be convenient for him.
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For a free and competitive market that will actually help America's patients, what we really need is to restore fairness to the patent system in the U.S. It may be convenient to blame foreign countries or insurance companies or any number of culprits for our high drug prices, but until we look at the heart of the problem and stop deflecting, patients in the U.S. and around the world will continue to lack treatments they can access and afford.
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