Sentence examples for inconvenient day from inspiring English sources

The opposition has complained that Mr. Moi picked an inconvenient day right around Christmas so that many voters who live in the cities will be in the villages visiting their families and unable to cast ballots.

If your dog's birthday is on a weekday or inconvenient day for you, make the party date on a weekend close to your dog's birthday.

In a large phase 3 study, 95% of Indian per-protocol patients were cured with a regimen of paromomycin 11 mg/kg/day for 21 days intramuscularly (Table 1 regimen 11). 4 An attempt to shorten the inconvenient 21-day intramuscular treatment course to 14 days revealed low efficacy (84%) for the 2-week course (Table 1 regimen 12).

So, yes, it's a mini-shutdown to lay groundwork for the Big One, and since you're probably asking "what the fuck?" out loud, the MTA argued that closing on a horribly inconvenient three-day holiday weekend prevents an additional weekend shutdown.

For several months after my mother died, I couldn't bear to bake – this was highly inconvenient given the day job – and I got as close to phobic about it as I've been phobic about anything (except seaweed and frogs, both of which deserve it).

First, you're supposed to exercise at a very inconvenient time of day, 4pm.

It wasn't perfect, and it was streamed at a horribly inconvenient time of day for our European friends, but it was something all our fans could participate in together, as one community.

In one instance an employee refused to remove a complainant's details from the company's system and instead threatened to "continue to call at more inconvenient times like Sunday lunchtime".

Otherwise, conservative crazies would have to face an inconvenient truth: On election day, a majority of real Americans rejected them.

What you're basically saying is that their wedding, their once in a lifetime day, is inconvenient for you.

People are using their phones to look for Pokémon on the roads, in parks, at shopping centers even at extremely inconvenient times of the day and night.