Sentence examples for cause many inconveniences from inspiring English sources

The long winter time and the harsh outdoor environment cause many inconveniences of the outdoor activities to urban residents in severe cold areas.

The Super Bowl and the accompanying insanity cause many inconveniences here, mostly related to the traditional Carnival festivities.

"This week, we experienced a major outage that not only interrupted that connection, but caused many of you a massive inconvenience — that's unacceptable and it's something we're taking very seriously.

Through such designs, many inconveniences can be overcome.

It's filled with many inconveniences.

"It's going to cause some inconveniences".

Deleting cookies can cause some inconveniences for you.

While D.B. Cooper was an air pirate and extortionist (Himmelsbach famously called him a "rotten sleazy crook") who endangered the lives of 42 people and caused immeasurable inconvenience for many others, his bold, adventurous, unprecedented crime inspired a cult following, expressed through song, film and literature.

This might cause inconveniences for the users [67].

Many are now calling for simply scrapping level crossings on high-speed lines, which in turn would cause massive inconvenience.

Your report on the use of schools as polling stations (Why parents hate the X factor, 14 April) reflects the considerable disruption to children's education and much inconvenience caused to many parents by holding elections on a Thursday.