Or you can embrace the idea that America needs the Marcellus Shale, accept the inconvenience that the drilling will bring, but insist that it be done properly.
Immediately afterwards, most people readily accept the inconvenience of having to take their shoes off to go through airport security, and some of us positively welcome the reassurance that it provides.
The concern of citizens about their own and their children's health is arguably the most powerful motivator to accept changes in lifestyle or to accept the inconvenience and costs involved with climate policies.
It is certainly possible that this practice would be acceptable and desirable to individuals at high risk for type 1 diabetes who are extremely motivated and willing to accept the inconvenience of regular testing.
It is, therefore, possible that parents, in particular, were concerned that outpatient management was a less safe or efficacious option and they were willing to accept the inconvenience of an admission in return for optimum care.
At various airports surveyed, most passengers accepted the inconvenience patiently, saying they preferred to be safe in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
However, although both patients and physicians accepted the inconvenience and repeated expense of short-term fillers, they have long sought a dermal filler substance that promised long-lasting results with extremely low incidences of complications and adverse events.
Responses indicated participants perceived they were the recipients of services and that their role as a patient was to accept the advice and services offered to them, regardless of the inconvenience, or burden associated with the required travel.
The council said it accepted the extra staff were inexperienced and apologised for inconvenience caused to residents.
The final blow came from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who originally accepted the trial but then gave in to downtown business interests that opposed it for reasons of inconvenience.
