Similar words: convenience, inconvenience, convenience food, convenience store, convenient, inconvenient, conveniently, inconveniently. Meaning: n. a marriage for expediency rather than love.
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1. It was a marriage of convenience.
2. He told me he was in a marriage of convenience.
3. A marriage of convenience brings danger, suspense, and love to Marianne.
4. This was a highly effective marriage of convenience, helping to balance the demand for electricity.
5. After all, it was a marriage of convenience for her.
6. Gerard Depardieu plays a French immigrant in a marriage of convenience with Andie McDowell.
7. It was marriage of convenience.
8. No doubt it is a marriage of convenience: Alcoa rides Chinalco's state-backed financial influence, while Alcoa helps lend political cover for the Chinese effort.
9. At first glance, a marriage of convenience seems to be a good compromise between finding personal freedom and satisfying the parents.
10. "I am doing a marriage of convenience for my parents," says Zoe, who is gay.
11. It was a marriage of convenience, ie They married for material advantage, not for love.
12. Some cynics spoke of a marriage of convenience, others asked how she could possibly stay.
13. Union with Tripoli was, she says, a marriage of convenience, a way to win independence from the Italians after the British took control during World War II.
14. So, when Rhett Butler arrives and offers a marriage of convenience, she accepts.
15. What started as a marriage of convenience has now turned into a symbiotic relationship.
16. Though the diplomatic courtship is at an early stage, the Foreign Office is optimistic about such a marriage of convenience.
17. The Home Office had suspected that it was a marriage of convenience, to get the woman in.
18. As a result, there are many more gay men seeking a marriage of convenience than there are potential female partners.
19. "Huawei's cost advantages and resulting competition may be the spark that ignites a marriage of convenience," he said.
20. But there is a big difference between mutually beneficial economic relationships, involving large numbers of individual companies, and marriage, even a marriage of convenience.
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21. This is not a relationship that is based on trust and mutual friendship. It's very much a marriage of convenience.
22. My suggestion to Microsoft is this: fuse Windows Phone 7′s operating system with Office Live for a marriage of convenience, ease of use, and productivity.
23. As a gay man, he only wants to form a xingshi marriage, or marriage of convenience, to ease the pressure from his family to settle down.
24. Friendship, a more lasting commodity than love, is as likely to result from a marriage of convenience as from any other.
25. Your work should be an act of love, not a marriage of convenience.
26. On that topic the two have long had a marriage of convenience, with business backing comprehensive reform in order to obtain more skilled foreign workers.
27. In both cases, however, the marriage is conditioned by the class position of the parties and is to that extent always a marriage of convenience .
28. The democrat and the dictator are six months into southern Africa's most curious marriage of convenience.
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