Sentence examples for another inconvenience from inspiring English sources

In another inconvenience, the main taxi stand on Seventh Avenue will move to 32nd Street between Avenue of the Americas and Fifth Avenue.

"We just wanted to charge a dollar!" While airplanes that have been flying mostly full for over two years as capacity has been reduced to cut costs, another inconvenience has arisen.

In the opinion of Mark Borino of Brooklyn, a former Green Party candidate for the State Assembly, the temptation is to chuckle at the signs' inaccuracies or shrug them off as another inconvenience of the subway.

Another inconvenience of this scheme is that the code length increases at each retransmission instant, requiring an adaptable-size buffer at the receiver side.

Another inconvenience is that the appreciation of the principal is taxed in the year it's accrued, not in the year it's realized.

A solution to another inconvenience to Cuba travel came from a website named Cheapair.com, which said Friday that it could now sell tickets all the way to Havana online with a single transaction.

But the spokesman hinted that Mr. Christie's towering ego might be yet another traffic inconvenience, like potholes and road construction, that area drivers should get used to: "It's not getting smaller any time soon".

Another major inconvenience is that many enzymes for the aerobic degradation, especially those with dioxygenation activities, are encoded by three to four genes, and the substrate specificities of enzymes are determined mainly by the gene products for the terminal dioxygenase, but not by the remaining ones.

To cancel precipitately can harm, or at least inconvenience, another person.

Neighborhood mayhem back then terrified and shamed us all, and gave out-of-towners another reason to hate New York; if you were off visiting an aunt in Topeka or Missoula and told a neighbor where you came from, you'd get a two-beat pause and then the unvarying "Right in it?" Crime had become another garish New York inconvenience: something else to put up with and try to manage with a bit of cool.

Another time-related inconvenience was that the service hours coincided with the regular outpatient clinics, which required the HIV patients to expose themselves.