Sentence examples for a bit inconvenienced from inspiring English sources

Damien had been wearing the varieties of cock socks for seven days now and he felt no different, maybe just a bit inconvenienced.

He'd rather his staff be a bit inconvenienced than have access to a master code that could easily fall into the wrong hands.

Still, he asks, what is a bit of inconvenience, weighed against the rapture of watching a "protuberant, flop-over-the-belt belly vanish?" If you were to try to give up wheat for the new year, how long do you think you would be able to stick it out before you crumbled and ordered a bagel?

In a two-person startup, when the only person who can actually build the product leaves, it's more than a bit of an inconvenience.

If you're used these other services and are okay with allowing a startup to access your banking data, this is a bit of an inconvenience, but the upload method really only takes a minute.

Gruber continued: "… for regular watch wearers, it's going to take some getting used to, and it's always going to be a bit of an inconvenience compared to an always-glance-able watch.

Among people here, if you're the one person throwing up and having to cut everyone's night short, you no longer gain lad points, but rather become a bit of an inconvenience or burden.

Ultimately, once you've tried Di2 you're spoilt – changing gears mechanically feels a bit backwards and an inconvenience.

We realize that the incomplete Android port that exists today in WebKit ToT has caused quite a bit of confusion and inconvenience to the project as a whole and we are very sorry for that.

This takes a bit more effort, but inconvenience is quite different from bias.

The assignments that require you to make hefty purchases (think at electronic stores) will give you a bit more for your inconvenience (you'll be purchasing the item out of pocket to be reimbursed later).