Such issues raise questions about whether the perceived benefits of some AT for carers and for formal services outweigh either the inconvenience or emotional distress experienced by the person with dementia, and ultimately who AT is being installed and used for.
Later, when Halloween and a schoolmate awaken in a space station, they manage to find and launch a re-entry vehicle without being inconvenienced either by weightlessness or by the rotation of the space station, a motion that might mimic earth's gravity but would pose serious difficulties in aiming the re-entry vehicle toward the desired target.
If a match is found, more testing follows and the methods for stem cells or bone marrow donation are minor inconveniences; either like donating blood or via a needle stick to your hip bone.
As with the writer's mother, my mother didn't want to inconvenience anyone either in life or in death.
That's a line many prospective app buyers refuse to cross, either because of the inconvenience or because of fear that their financial information may somehow be compromised.
The loads participating in the control are provided with a bonus based either on the caused inconvenience or the provided flexibility.
Some model that brings in more than advertising, but doesn't exclude casual visitors, either by cost or inconvenience?
The parents of the remaining eight children refused this second session either because of social inconvenience (six children), or because they were disappointed with the initial results (two children) and these patients dropped out from the study.
Industry officials acknowledged that the proposed changes might inconvenience individual investors, either by penalizing them for quickly reselling shares of a fund or by rolling back the deadline to receive a particular day's price.
This systematic evaluation is a crucial element of improvement and should not be either an afterthought or an inconvenience.
