Sentence examples for inconveniences facing from inspiring English sources

Single gay and lesbian travelers once had to cope with the obstacles facing gay vacationers in addition to all the inconveniences facing single straight travelers.

It confers a singular ability to provide admission to the lofty legislative body without the inconveniences of facing an election — or of having to raise millions of dollars to finance one.

N.B.A. owners unanimously voted Wednesday to scrap the 2-3-2 finand foreturnnd retorn to 2-2-1-1-1, believing teamsravel inconveniences teams faced 30 years ago no longer exist.

But there is a more disquieting edge to the world's reaction than simply the daily inconvenience he faces.

The bank apologised for any inconvenience but faced fury from many customers who spent Saturday evening and much of Sunday unable to get through to the bank's telephone helpline.

Uncertainties in material data are a common inconvenience we face when working in the area of geotechnical engineering.

He was also criticized for apologizing to British vacationers for the inconvenience they faced due to the humanitarian crisis.

Dominic Hook, Unite national officer, said: "It is unacceptable that the bank's customers are once again facing inconvenience.

Elevator operators, who buy crops from farmers and then ship them to giant processors or feed lots, are also facing inconvenience, despite receiving extra transportation expenses from Aventis.

"They are facing massive inconvenience for the failings of a series of governments to curb black money and allowing corruption to become a way of life".

After the Chinese New Year holiday in early February, when many migrants returned home to see their families, The China Economic Times noted that residents of Beijing and Shanghai had suddenly faced inconveniences: Nannies were scarce, milk deliveries were halted because of the lack of delivery men and coal bricks were hard to find.