Sentence examples for inconveniences are more from inspiring English sources

The inconveniences are more or less taken in stride.

Yet for Mr. Swartzlander these inconveniences are more than fair trade for the top creative post at "Cougar Town," which on Tuesday began its fourth season, after moving from ABC to uncertain basic-cable turf on TBS.

But that inconvenience is more than made up, residents say, by the park, which is a short walk from most of their homes.

While it is true that legalizing theft is an inconvenient task for all parties involved (and especially for their lawyers), there are those who make the petty argument that the Principle of Inconvenience is more strongly felt by those being robbed.

While the Swissair passengers were delayed longer than most, such "inhumane inconveniences" are becoming more common, said Mr. Aaronson, whose group represents air carriers.

The slight inconvenience will be more than repaid by your neighbor's thankful thumbs-up.

Perceived differences in preparation and test tolerability may become more influential following a real invitation: The prospect of discomfort and inconvenience may be more immediate, whereas potential health gains remain in the relatively distant future [ 48].

This phenomenon could also be found in South India that despite facing greater stigma and inconvenience, women were more likely than men to access health services and adhere to treatment [ 23].

Yarab would no doubt have claimed that such inconveniences are merely physical obstacles on a more spiritual journey.

Most people were more inconvenienced by Sandy than seriously impacted.

For consumers, the shortage of Prilosec OTC is more inconvenience than crisis.