Sentence examples for Became inconvenient from inspiring English sources
Al Gore grew a beard, and the truth became inconvenient.
The mayor used to believe fervently in a two-term limit — until it became inconvenient for him.
They grabbed hold of some research that seemed, if you didn't read it carefully, to support their complaints, but there was never any question that they would drop the uncertainty thing the moment it became inconvenient for their real goals.
"Recently, originalism has taken some serious hits on the court not because of its opponents," said Professor McConnell, "but because of its proponents, who manifested a distinct lack of interest in following the original understanding when it became inconvenient".
When these legal channels became inconvenient [for Russia's new.
It now appears that when Methodist's original position became inconvenient for Jobs, it changed.
But this immediate, personal style falls away whenever it becomes inconvenient.
Dr. Sibert claims that "medicine shouldn't be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient".
Only with the advent of mechanical clocks in western Europe at the end of the 13th century did seasonal (unequal) hours become inconvenient.
Medicine shouldn't be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life's work.
The women are guided by a "whatever it takes" philosophy, willing, like the guys around them, to ignore the rules when they become inconvenient.
