Sentence examples for inconvenient burden from inspiring English sources
Raising children is now considered an inconvenient burden rather than life's highest calling.
Once you acknowledge that with every lifestyle choice, you can help build a smarter future for people, animals and the planet, you will realize that choosing not to think vegan is, in fact, an inconvenient burden to live with.
Additionally... seeking help from electronic devices would impose inconvenient burdens on the person, or may be impractical or even impossible given the person's current context.
"Public services and safety nets" are not inconvenient social burdens that require immoral taxes.
In other cases, to borrow Al Gore's phrase, an "inconvenient truth" imposes burdens that people don't want or threatens powerful interests.
So it is not surprising that many who were originally shortlisted for lay-judge duty but did not make the final six for the first trial are relieved to have escaped – not because, they found it inconvenient, but because of the burden of responsibility they felt.
In the languages, when more idiomatic, possible alternatives used for "how bothered are you by... " were similar to" how much are you preoccupied by", "do you feel it is a burden to" or "how inconvenient is it for you".
My good relations were not a secret from the U.S". But, at a moment when President Bush was struggling with multiple political burdens, Chalabi had become an inconvenient friend.
Some challenges, however, raised by patients included the pill burden, inability to go to work, inconvenient timings, adverse reactions, and distance to the ART centre.
BOARDING passes are inconvenient.
