Sentence examples for Serious inconveniences from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this may produce serious inconveniences to applications that depend on a strict synchronized global notion of time.

He had become a serious inconvenience to the CIC.

Therefore, the contract dispute was a serious inconvenience for many customers and employers.

The loss of that money would be a serious inconvenience to me.

The flow that any particular facility can accommodate without serious inconvenience to the users is considered to be its capacity.

It must be done: otherwise there will be slower, bumpier, more unreliable trains, and flooding.Even if all goes smoothly, it means serious inconvenience every weekend this summer.

"It's also quite true that these people do not care about the fact that it is causing a serious inconvenience," he said.

Then, in 2005, France and Germany both exceeded the euro area's debt and deficit constraints, contained in the E.U.'s Security and Growth pact, without suffering political penalties or anything else resembling serious inconvenience.

"This will be a serious inconvenience for people in the immediate area, but for the larger city, I believe that it's something to watch on TV, but it won't affect their daily lives".

For the first time in years, legislators were required to vote in person -- a serious inconvenience for many lawmakers long accustomed to being recorded as voting even when they were somewhere else.

In 1966, the Commission adopted guidelines on religious discrimination which stated that an employer had an obligation to accommodate the religious practices of its employees or prospective employees unless to do so would create a "serious inconvenience to the conduct of the business".