Sentence examples for inconvenient did from inspiring English sources

In English, the word "inconvenient" did not provide as meaningful responses to verbal probing, for example: "too much trouble", and "uncomfortable" were terms used.

Next time carrying around a 1mm thick plastic card is too inconvenient – don't worry, you've got an iPhone.

"So why, when U.S. Census data says most Americans don't vote because it's inconvenient, do we vote on Tuesday smack in the middle of the week?

The award-winning documentary film Inside Job does for banking what An Inconvenient Truth did for climate change.

Some even wonder if it might do for the economy what Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" did for the environment perhaps with this comparison in mind, Mr Walker and his supporters talk of a "red-ink tsunami" and bulging "fiscal levees".

Look at what Food, Inc. has done to bring in new proposals for farming regulations, or what An Inconvenient Truth did to raise awareness about global warning.

Although inconvenient, forgetting does seem to be beneficial.

Intentionally or unintentionally, "The Uninhabitable Earth" leaves room for something "An Inconvenient Sequel" does not: grief.

Similarly, there are also physicians who will blame the nurse when they find it inconvenient to do their jobs.

Have you watched Al Gore's documentary on global warming, "An Inconvenient Truth?" Do you trust the mainstream media?

"Just because the going gets rough, just because it gets inconvenient, that doesn't mean Mr Allman can pick up his marbles and go home," he said.