Sentence examples for has inconvenience from inspiring English sources

The final form proposed by Ngo et al. (2010) and Kwon et al. (2013) has inconvenience that the test requires two separate measurements to eliminate the shear rate concentration on the bottom edge of the cylinder.

In Xinjiang, Internet censorship has inconvenienced people, hurt the economy and increasingly dented the government's standing.

The mayor's comments came on the eighth day of the strike, which has inconvenienced 115,000 commuters in Queens.

Like the special prosecutor, the N.C.A.A. has inconvenienced many small fry, but hasn't been able to land the big fish.

While he said he no issues with the back injury that has inconvenienced him this year, he conceded, "It's been a difficult last three months.

This strike has inconvenienced people needlessly and I am glad to see RMT sitting round the table as I called for yesterday.

"I know you've always supported my point of view, and I'm sorry if anything I've done has inconvenienced you".

But you had inconvenience.

In the domain of mobility, 51.9% of the elderly could not ambulate, and 34% had inconvenience in some actions.

All of them had inconvenienced Ali.

"You guys are wet by now — we've inconvenienced you," Çağan observed.