Sentence examples for doesn't inconvenience from inspiring English sources

Copy protection doesn't inconvenience anybody but the law-abiding customers".

Put crudely, the writing doesn't inconvenience itself for the sake of white readers.

"Filming just needs to be moderated so it doesn't inconvenience residents unnecessarily".

Instead, they are slowly self-destructing in a way that doesn't inconvenience anyone.

Security is wonderful, people say, as long as it doesn't inconvenience them or interrupt any basic action they may take during a day.

In Mobike's press release, mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham said, "We're conscious that our city center is a complex and busy area already, so TfGM has been working hard to establish a voluntary code of working with Mobike to make sure the service operates in a way that doesn't inconvenience other road users, pedestrians or city center traders".

They prefer an ideology that does not inconvenience them, and they understand the underclass about as much as their parents did, which is to say, not at all.

How embarrassing is it for golf that Mr. Garcia was careful enough, in committing his offense, to aim his spit so it didn't inconvenience anyone?

Much like the metaphor in Teri Hatcher's book Burnt Toast, (in which she discusses the memory of her mother eating the toast she burnt so that nobody else had to) somewhere early on I got the idea that women accept the way things were and don't inconvenience anyone by changing it.

If the line is short, or if there is no line, fill out the form at the table so you don't inconvenience the people around you by holding up the line.

If officials are talking among themselves and do not inconvenience the public they're meant to serve, I see no abuse of office.