Sentence examples for Financial inconvenience from inspiring English sources

"We're being treated like a financial inconvenience.

And some large institutions said they were facing, at the least, a major financial inconvenience as a result of Wachovia's action.

But simply to pretend that the performer is not dead – to allay some of the financial inconvenience – is a very different matter, and feels dead wrong.

Fines for indecency, lawsuits charging anticompetitive business practices and libel claims are a fact of life for the company, which has been able to easily absorb the financial inconvenience.

Instead, as I said, it's about a dysfunctional and corrupt political culture, in which Congress won't take action to revive the economy, pleads poverty when it comes to protecting the jobs of schoolteachers and firefighters, but declares cost no object when it comes to sparing the already wealthy even the slightest financial inconvenience.

I use this story to illuminate the gist of a new survey about identity theft, which shows that the effects on victims reach beyond financial inconvenience.

The objective degree to which TD inconvenienced travelers was measured by asking: "To what extent were you inconvenienced by your episode of diarrhea?".

The Jets are currently in the Southeast Division, an inconvenience caused by the Atlanta Thrashers' move to Winnipeg before the start of last season.

While he does use private security guards, he called the elaborate security procedures of the Secret Service an "inconvenience" and a "waste of taxpayers' money".

Prior to the ratification of Regulation (EC) 900/1999, the EU began inconveniencing the Milogevid regime.

The decision prompted complaints that Metro was inconveniencing its many customers, including tourists and other infrequent users, who did not own a SmarTrip card.