Sentence examples for cause inconveniences to from inspiring English sources

Although MRA showed a slightly better performance, this procedure involves an intra-articular injection that can cause inconveniences to patients (discomfort, risk of infection).

"Not only will site-blocking not stop unlawful downloading, it will cause inconvenience to ISPs and additional operating costs that will inevitably be passed on to consumers".

Speaking on Wednesday night, Mariano Rajoy said: "This anachronism continues to cause inconvenience to the citizens of Gibraltar and the surrounding area".

"I understand that it will cause inconvenience to the public, and the poultry trade will also encounter losses," Dr. Chow said.

Surely, the penalty for flagrantly jeopardizing the lives and safety of others should be greater than that imposed on those who, in essence, cause inconvenience to a special, albeit limited segment of the population.

This will permanently change the electric load and may cause inconvenience to the electric consumers.

The most important thing is that we do not cause inconvenience to the people around us.

Joan approached her clinical coordinator with a reasonable proposal that wouldn't cause inconvenience to the smooth running of the hospital.

Evening defecation is done as a precaution by many to avoid having to go in the night and cause inconvenience to other family members who would have to accompany them in the night to OD.

Make sure that it does not cause inconvenience to your co-workers.

Nawang Rabgyal, spokesman for the Dalai Lama in New York, said: "His Holiness has never been comfortable accepting invitations that are made out of compulsion rather than willingly, and he has always avoided embarrassing or causing inconveniences to anyone, whether they are individuals or governments.