Sentence examples for found inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Some apartments were in neighborhoods they found inconvenient, and others had layouts not quite to their taste.

The letters instead refer to the number of a regulation that insurance companies found inconvenient, and wished to get around.

The determination method of microalgal biomass concentration in the culture medium by Volatile Suspended Solids (VSS), as a conventional method, was found inconvenient because it takes long time to obtain the results.

And for all that this civilisation had sought to prevail over its environment, "What [was] found inconvenient or unnecessary to enslave, it would exterminate, as we have obliterated the bison and domesticated the dog".

People like M, targeted by her own government for spreading truths it found inconvenient, can only hope that companies like Hacking Team might show some restraint about who they sell to.

He found a gesture that overwhelmed skepticism, both skepticism about the viability of the project, but also the larger historical skepticism that Americans have traditionally found inconvenient and dispiriting.

"Ideology" is an adherence to certain fundamentals of democracy that he finds inconvenient.

Never underestimate the willingness of powerful people to ignore the evidence they find inconvenient.

If Obama can waive the parts of Obamacare he finds inconvenient, why won't he end up waiving a requirement for the use of E-Verify.

Because of their impact, celebrities taking up those causes that China finds inconvenient (Hollywood luminaries on Tibet) may contribute to China's human rights improvement.

It's also important for journals to stand behind sound research that contrarians may find inconvenient, like Lewandowsky's, Michael Mann's, or our consensus paper.