Sentence examples for inconvenience on from inspiring English sources
It is not correct and usable in written English
It is not a complete sentence by itself; it needs more context. For example, "I apologize for the inconvenience on your end."
The sister in England seems admirably willing to seek an accommodation, even one that entails some expense and inconvenience on her part.
Who did you inconvenience on Friday?
Instead he walked into the meeting room and wrote "inconvenience" on the board.
"For most linguists, audio is just an inconvenience on the way to transcription," Mr. Nathan said.
Red Bull and Williams were good enough to cause some inconvenience on occasions but nothing serious.
It did not seem too much of an inconvenience on Friday, a two-hour delay at Malpensa Airport in Milan.
Men commonly fail to live up to their belief of equal sharing of domestic labor: they may believe in an equal workload in the house, but the inconvenience of taking on work done by their wives stops many from following through.
This study was specifically designed to measure the degree of inconvenience brought on by TD.
When asked about the degree of inconvenience brought on by the diarrheal illness, 39% categorized it as minor or none at all, 34% as moderate and 27% as large or severe.
By measuring the degree of inconvenience brought on by TD, researchers and policy makers may be able to better distinguish 'significant TD' from mild TD, thus allowing for a more precise estimation of the size of the target population for vaccination or stand-by antibiotic prescription and of the benefit of such measures.
Their head coach, Mark McCall, nodded to an inconvenience of scheduling on a Six Nations weekend when he said: "I'd love to come over here with a full team.
