Sentence examples for inconvenienced on from inspiring English sources

But it's one thing to be inconvenienced on a cruise along the Maine coast, and quite another to be tripped up in a crucial race for the America's Cup.

Cruise passengers inconvenienced on the high seas.

At every moment, she meets a dozen inconveniences head-on, taking each in stride, no matter how personal.

Why else would many thousands of people wait three hours past stage time for the singer and sole original member of a band who had their last major hit song well over 20 years ago to grant them a performance, and then happily pay to be inconvenienced again on the next tour?

5.44pm BST Probably not, because Djokovic is being briefly inconvenienced by Haas on Court Suzanne Lenglen.

Unluckily, swiftly, even happily, life goes on, only mildly "inconvenienced" by the most devastating loss imaginable.

Meanwhile, Diller and Scofidio are also responsible for the big hole currently inconveniencing pedestrians on the northwest corner of Broadway and Sixty-fifth Street; it is the prelude to an almost impossibly intricate overhaul of Lincoln Center, which is scheduled to take at least three more years.

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.

His first published paragraph contains a snooty sketch of a cleaner who inconvenienced him, at Heathrow, on his way to a luxurious vacation in India.