Sentence examples for economically inconvenient from inspiring English sources

A new miracle drug is found and heralded and defended until it destroys enough lives to make it economically inconvenient to those who created it.

However it would be economically inconvenient for Japan as well as the U.S. if South Korea was lost to the Communists.

When dealing with landslide structural damage assessment, considering that the scale of the analysis is territorial, it is both technically impossible and economically inconvenient to perform generalized and, at the same time, detailed investigations.

You can't use your support of gay rights as a handy marketing strategy and discard it when it becomes economically or politically inconvenient.

Fortunately, advances in genomic and proteomic technologies allow creation of sequence and/or gene expression databases to investigate economically important but genetically inconvenient "non-model" species.

It is also a measured response not as economically painful as a full travel ban, or as inconvenient as mass screening.

How inconvenient.

BOARDING passes are inconvenient.

Difficult economically.

More inconvenient than dreadful.

It was inconvenient.