Sentence examples for inconveniences go from inspiring English sources

If the geese only lived on golf courses I'd say let them be, although the people who play the game tend to be exactly the sort of people who have the power to make feathered inconveniences go away.

But rather than openly criticize the decision by Venky's to fly the team to the other side of the globe for a meaningless friendly match, Kean has put a positive spin on the inconvenience, going so far as to claim he is pleased to be heading to India.

We apologize for any inconvenience," went a company blog post.

We weighed up the options and, despite the significant extra cost and inconvenience, went for the London clinic.

There was plenty of inconvenience to go around.

Lately Congress, convinced of these inconveniences, have gone into the measure of appointing boards.

At this Michigan show, sales were permitted only after a background check, yet no one seemed terribly inconvenienced or went postal.

Because Indiana's cards are free, the inconvenience of going to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, gathering required documents, and posing for a photograph does not qualify as a substantial burden on most voters' right to vote, or represent a significant increase over the usual burdens of voting.

The inconvenience of going to the NHIS office for new cards when those given were full was supposed to deter patients from making unnecessary visits.

With GrubMarket, consumers are able to support local food producers without the inconvenience of going to a farmers market.

Others may decide that the small benefit is not worth the inconvenience of going for mammography and the increased chance of having unnecessary treatment.