Sentence examples for Somewhat inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Hansen proves himself, as always, somewhat inconvenient for almost everyone.

This is somewhat inconvenient, but the up-down orientation was selected for compatibility with other display programs and, as much as possible, with the intention of NIFTI.

Built in Qing Dynasty style, it has been a centerpiece of Taipei's luxury hotel scene for years, though the location north of the city center is somewhat inconvenient.

The restaurant is busy right before theater time, and one must negotiate through the tables and waiters to reach the elevator, which I found somewhat inconvenient.

These obligations may be somewhat inconvenient at times, Ramadan for example, but there is nothing in here to the degree that the New Testament, for example, proscribes [correction: prescribes] behavior that most people are not going to follow.

Brainard's work, which often arranges into tart collage the stock images from a fifties childhood, is partly about managing the somewhat inconvenient reality of his survivable past: plausible parents, some artsy friends, zero tragedy.

But there is a slightly inconvenient alternative.

Be aware that these airlines often fly out of smaller, somewhat more inconvenient airports, and you should add in the extra travel time to get to them.

CL: Australia is somewhat of an inconvenient travel destination for those of us in the states: twenty-two hours by plane, almost twice as long by train.

Although pulse oximeter sensors — which measure blood-oxygen saturation levels and pulse rate — are already available, they tend to be inconvenient and somewhat expensive.

Although taking repeated tumour biopsies will be inconvenient or even somewhat cumbersome for patients, restricting pharmacodynamic research to surrogate tissues might lead to disappointing or even incorrect conclusions.