Sentence examples for inconveniences such as from inspiring English sources

But now, she is back in Belgravia and in a new flat, apparently free from inconveniences such as awkward ex-partners and demanding landlords.

Cars move slowly (for the most part) but drive inexorably forward, with scarcely a care for passing inconveniences such as pedestrians, bicycles, dogs or, indeed, other cars.

Ironically, the exhibition's organisers say they chose the sleeve because the image of Phil's face represented, quite literally, a blank canvas - pesky inconveniences such as a beard, glasses or hair not posing much of an obstacle.

The possibility of a collapse of democratic politics, or at least a hiatus, a temporary suspension of certain inconveniences such as transparency, accountability and the rule of law, has hung in the air since 9/11.

However, in mathematical modeling of real world problems, we will encounter some other inconveniences such as complexity and uncertainty or vagueness.

The mayor discussed some of the minor inconveniences such as torn up roads, but quickly added these were not significant in comparison to the long-term benefits.

At the start of the 1970s, people put up with the resulting inconvenience, such as the lights going out during a miners' strike – which never happened in the 1980s – or getting no post for weeks because the postmen were on strike, with resilient good humour.

These concepts aim to make an implant treatment with a shorter duration, with less inconvenience such as swelling or pain and possibly also economically more attractive [1].

Personal inconvenience, such as lost work or wages and childcare issues, seemed to be less important.

Side effects of radiographic contrast media range from a mild inconvenience, such as itching, to a life-threatening emergency [ 1].

The decline in incidence when calculated over longer recall periods is greater for less memorable fractures such as finger/toe, than for fractures associated with greater inconvenience such as leg fractures.