Sentence examples for bit inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Transportation from so far west is a bit inconvenient.

For these film-makers, the Nazis are, well, a bit inconvenient.

It was when I went to pay Mike that I got the clear reassurance I had been looking for, even though it was a bit inconvenient.

It was therefore more than a bit inconvenient that one of its undercover officers was sitting in a jail in Lahore facing a double murder charge.

She preferred not to think or talk about the money into her 20s because, she said, as a political activist, her wealth was a bit inconvenient.

Sure, it's a bit inconvenient to open a separate, higher-yielding account and link it to your bank account when you're not getting all that much more for the privilege.

If it seems just a bit too inconvenient, people opt out.

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The email login process itself is simple enough, if only a bit more inconvenient due to having to switch between browser tabs to access your inbox (or launch your email client) then locate the email Medium has sent and click the provided link.

The "memory hole" was where "the party" discarded inconvenient bits of history, replacing them with what are now known as "alternative facts".

Traditional auctions tend to be lightly publicized, inconvenient and a bit intimidating for ordinary people, so pennies-on-the-dollar prices have long been the rule.