Sentence examples for be very inconvenient from inspiring English sources

"Wow, that must be very inconvenient," Douglas responded, delighting in their role reversal.

"Lady," he said, it will be very inconvenient for you to stop in here every day for six weeks".

"Within a few years, it'll be very inconvenient to take the road to the airport," enthuses Mr Song.

A newcomer to Williamsburg from Manhattan, Ms. Lind said she found the neighborhood to be very inconvenient.

And, he said, "it will be very inconvenient for me if the banks are closed on Saturdays".

A shutdown would be very inconvenient for those trying to, say, get a visa, be hired or paid by a federal department, or walk the Continental Divide.

"It's very inconvenient".

It was very inconvenient.

It has been very inconvenient.

"It's very inconvenient for patients, and at times it's a hardship".

It is very inconvenient for parents, it is not good for pupils' education.