(When Chagnon handed out guns, he suggests, he inconvenienced himself, not the Yanomamö.) The Yanomamö are a deceitful, stubborn and murderous people.
Encourage him to help others and to care for the weak, even if it means inconveniencing himself.
Mr. Buchanan, a retired Bridgeport police captain, said the inconvenience of uprooting himself at 75 was nothing compared with the letter's demand.
It was Stone's job, once the man was judged and sentenced, to remove him as an inconvenience to both society and himself".
Organizers had dubbed the protest "the April 12 Uprising," recalling the day, 38 years ago, when King Sobhuza II had abandoned the country's British-style Constitution and rid himself of the inconvenience of political parties.
Blunt himself apologised for the inconvenience.
As the mayor himself admitted, there is nothing besides mild inconvenience preventing people from drinking just as much soda as ever; maybe that inconvenience will work and maybe it won't.
Yes, a boulder has tumbled into his swimming pool, smashing the tilework and narrowly missing Gal himself, but this seems more like an inconvenience than an ill omen.
At this point, "More" intervenes to urge the latter course: Raphael owes it to himself to use his talents for public benefit, even at some personal inconvenience.
