Sentence examples for inconvenient decision from inspiring English sources

An inconvenient decision to repaint the lockers while you were away?

Even though Santander described Mr. Sáenz's decision as voluntary, "maybe it was too risky for Santander to be exposed to an inconvenient decision by the Bank of Spain in the next three or four weeks," said Robert Tornabell, a professor of banking at the Esade business school in Barcelona.

"This is a town," he said, "where everyone says they are for science-based decision making — until the science leads to a politically inconvenient conclusion.

That the company was based in Stoke-on-Trent was a deliberate, inconvenient and risky decision that had been taken because it felt like the right thing to do – for social, not business, reasons.

An author's intentions and wishes are often unexpressed, murky, or inconvenient, leaving tough decisions to editors or surviving relatives.

However inconvenient and upsetting this decision might have been, what really matters transcends the mere disturbance of long-planned schedules.

So, perhaps, it was inconvenient to delay making those decisions, waiting for the three weeks of the retrograde to pass.

Rich Morin, director of polling for The Washington Post, said the decision was not only inconvenient, but it also "punishes people who have used the data responsibly in the past".

But McLaren were the only ones to master KERS last season and may regret the teams' decision to abandon this inconvenient nod towards the environment.

Specifically, strategies like NBC's much criticized decision to delay broadcasts from inconvenient time zones for the Olympics are no longer viable.

He said politicians should be "ready to say the inconvenient truth" and "fight for unpleasant but necessary decisions".