Sentence examples for awfully inconvenient from inspiring English sources

The phrase "awfully inconvenient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or circumstance that is very troublesome or difficult to deal with.
Example: "The sudden change in schedule was awfully inconvenient for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "extremely inconvenient" or "very troublesome".

Exact(3)

But it is awfully inconvenient".

The Guardian

"It's awfully inconvenient that the state announces these things in the middle of the year, but I would say that at a minimum they need to offer parents a choice in January or February at the latest for the following September," Ms. Moskowitz said.

The New York Times

And it's awfully inconvenient when you're on an airplane.

Los Angeles Times

Similar(57)

This can be awfully "inconvenient," as she observes politely, for a woman who is a magnet for violent sociopaths.

The New York Times

Awfully quick.

The New Yorker

Awfully wrong".

The New York Times - Magazine

How inconvenient.

The Guardian

BOARDING passes are inconvenient.

The Economist

Awfully good.

The New York Times - Sports

More inconvenient than dreadful.

The New York Times

It was inconvenient.

The New Yorker

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