Sentence examples for inconvenience because from inspiring English sources

This posed a logistical inconvenience, because Kim could not visit the hospital where she gave birth.

It was a huge inconvenience, because I couldn't work my pub shifts for a few days.

This was not an inconvenience because Windsor and Detroit are a 15-minute taxi ride apart.

The credit bureaus depict freezes as a last resort, something that will cause consumers great inconvenience because they need to temporarily thaw their accounts whenever they want to apply for new credit.

Patricia L. Allen, who works for the Internal Revenue Service in Denver as a taxpayer advocate, said a shutdown would have caused widespread inconvenience because it would have come at the height of the tax-filing season.

Fulfilling this obligation ultimately demands that you go to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, no matter the inconvenience, because Williamsburg has made the greatest strides in creating a retail experience that feels like Iowa circa 1950.

But the patient is also being inconvenienced because we may have to find another treatment".

Obama will be blamed for resulting inconveniences because he will have vetoed funding for everything rather than accepting denial of funding for one thing — the ACA.

Hallett stressed, however, that no planes would be grounded and no passengers would be inconvenienced because of FAA assurances that the work could be done at regular maintenance intervals.

One of the resolution's sponsors, Supervisor Norman Yee, noted how he's heard from seniors and people in wheelchairs who are "being imperiled and inconvenienced because they are having to navigate around scooters and bikes".

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