Sentence examples for a really inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Beyond those "safety concerns" lies a host of more embarrassing reasons (for parents) why teens might not be up to date on the HPV vaccine, things like "this is a really inconvenient vaccine" and "I'm having trouble explaining to my teenager what these shots are for".

Just do what Gordon would do, and say: 'You know what, this market downturn comes at a really inconvenient time for me.

"If an athlete finds that having a period is really inconvenient during competition – swimming for example, might be particularly inconvenient – they may use the oral contraceptive pill to control when that period occurs," said Biswas.

I live on a hill and it's really inconvenient.

Susi Artis, a spokeswoman for the NUT in Nottingham, said: "I recognise that for a lot of parents this is really inconvenient and we're very sorry for that.

The biggest natural stores of hydrocarbons are the planet's crude oil reserves, but they're increasingly hard to reach and have a habit of popping up in really inconvenient places, like Iraq.

We must act to treat it, not because the patient is as deserving of restorative action as someone with a broken leg, but because it is really inconvenient to employers.

Whether it's taking over government offices, or shutting down Wall Street or infiltrating TV shows to force a confrontation, sometimes political protests can be really inconvenient.

But it will be really inconvenient for me to drive a car when the streets become so congested," he said.

In the Bronx, the pet receiving center on Fordham Road is open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. "That's really inconvenient for people," said Mendi Maxwell, 28, a paralegal, as she walked by the closed storefront on a recent morning.

"We hate cancelling operations as we know it causes patients a huge amount of anxiety and that it's really inconvenient".