if it's not inconvenient

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

If it's not inconvenient for you to switch offices or make some other change to avoid running into this person, take that step.

Be subtle if you want to find out if there is anything else they might have, like saying "I am collecting lots of these horse figurines, so if you know of anyone else who has some they don't want anymore, please do let me know if it's not inconvenient".

"It's not inconvenient.

With a "4" vote, you'd be saying that you might consider some tweaks to your lifestyle, but only if it's not too inconvenient or expensive.

As with dieting, exercising doesn't have to be a punishing regime of calorie counting and footstep monitoring - you're more likely to keep up with regular exercise if it's not too inconvenient for you to do so, you might even enjoy it!

Make sure it isn't inconvenient for anyone.

This would sound somewhat plausible if it were not for the rather inconvenient fact that no lawmaker, Republican or otherwise, has been able to produce any evidence whatsoever that voter fraud exists in any meaningful way.

A friend who wondered if the man (and all the other people he had bcc'd) would share it — if it wasn't too inconvenient, of course.

Ideally, if it wasn't so inconvenient, I'd go to Melbourne for my coffee every morning but the journey is so time-consuming that it's not really viable.

You might call Mr. Tichy (pronounced TEE-kee) an outsider artist if it weren't for the inconvenient fact that he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and was for a time a celebrated painter.

Today, the town might thrive as a destination for tourists — beyond the serious surfers, bird-watchers, and "Lonely Planet" types who've been coming for decades — if it weren't for an inconvenient abundance of jejenes, a maddeningly aggressive species of sand flea.