Sentence examples for extremely inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Being a Mormon at Oxford, it was soon clear, was going to be extremely inconvenient.

This can be extremely inconvenient and has led to good graduates being lost to UK universities.

It would be extremely inconvenient to be known as a thief, merely.

The flight was full, and comparable flights were more expensive and had extremely inconvenient travel times.

I have had my number since the mid 1990s, so this is extremely inconvenient.

That notion, racist and wrong, was extremely inconvenient for the president this week.

A cash economy would be extremely inefficient and inconvenient – no online purchases, no credit cards, not to speak of the security risk of keeping a pile of cash in the house.

Moreover, in vivo biomechanical detection can be extremely difficult and inconvenient even though it represents the function of tissues more accurately.

The density of the point cloud is usually higher than the one that can be achieved by LiDAR techniques (depending on the Ground Sampling Distance, GSD, of the images), but it has the inconvenient to be extremely expensive from a computational point of view.

Items are rated on a 5-point scale ranging from "not at all difficult" to "extremely difficult" and "very convenient" to "very inconvenient".

The Zika virus presents an unprecedented situation for the travel industry: a rapidly spreading disease that is mildly inconvenient for the average holidaymaker, but extremely serious for pregnant women.