Sentence examples for in inconveniences from inspiring English sources
Northern Rock may prove financially catastrophic; the lost discs may yet result in inconveniences that upset voters irrevocably.
The cost in inconvenience will be astronomical.
Pick of the Album: 'GoldenEye' meets the Glitter Band in 'Inconvenience'.
Airlines reported cancellations in the dozens last weekend, and although there were evacuations at Stansted and Heathrow, the cost was measured in inconvenience rather than the £20m the August alert cost BAA and the £100m it cost British Airways.
Pomegranates, the ultimate in inconvenience, until you learn the trick.
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As HuffPost editor Ani Vrabel wrote in a March blog post "There's a subtle -- and yet, very important -- difference between acknowledging being involved in inconveniencing someone and taking the blame for it".
Continuous intravenous infusion of 5-FU also results in inconvenience to patients and catheter-related complications.
False-positive mammograms can result in inconvenience, pain and anxiety for patients, as well as increased costs [ 3, 4].
Additionally, the daily SMS system sent more than one reminder to participants who took several kinds of medications based on various medication schedules, which resulted in inconveniencing these participants.
Many women have transient infections, and HPV testing in primary screening could therefore result in inconvenience if no premalignant cell alterations are diagnosed in the cytological smear and no treatment is available for HPV infection.
