Sentence examples for although inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Although inconvenient, forgetting does seem to be beneficial.

Going abroad during term time, although inconvenient, is the most cost-effective way to vacate the UK.

Doing so might seem, well, whiny, although inconvenient facts can be obscured in the dust kicked up in the rush to the future.

Although inconvenient and often mistaken for "emergency landings", landing out (or "outlanding") is a routine event in cross-country gliding.

It was also positioned on a set of natural basalt pillars, which - although inconvenient to build upon - would have enhanced its dramatic appearance and reflection in the meres.

Although inconvenient, there are major biogeographic implications associated with assignment to particular genera, and this action would circumvent such issues.

Although completely inconvenient, it wasn't all that bad and I found myself pretending I was a dainty princess in an elegant gown.

The Ayr station was north of the River Ayr, and although not inconvenient for passenger access to the town, the location prevented southward railway extension.

Although it's inconvenient, they shouldn't lose money".

But Emily Rauh Pulitzer, the founder and president of the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St . Louis said that although closing was inconvenient to the public, it was often the right choice.

This could later be used as grounds for annulment if the marriage proved politically or personally inconvenient, although there was no divorce as such.