Sentence examples for inconvenient enough for from inspiring English sources

Usually the patient gives a sample one day and then has to return another day to see the doctor and discuss the results.This is inconvenient enough for patients in the rich world, says Mr Gates, but in developing countries it is often unfeasible.

Finally, with my wife's approval, I removed the netbook from the kitchen counter and stored it around the corner from the kitchen in a location that was convenient enough for us to pull out for recipes and for when the kids weren't around, but inconvenient enough to prevent us from emailing or surfing when we walk by it.

But for Mr. Gore, even winning the Nobel (as well as the Academy Award honor for the climate-change documentary "An Inconvenient Truth") was not enough for him to slow down.

For a long time it was enough for me to hear of a good place in some wildly inconvenient neighborhood, and I'd be there.

It was "bad enough for them having a family poet in the house" (a charming phrase, as if a poet were an inconvenient pet) without stealing time they needed to adjust to a crisis that affected them too.

Though occasionally inconvenient, these arrangements can enable a ruling party to pass much of its agenda and fill all ministerial posts itself (one complaint about coalitions is that ministers appointed from smaller parties are not always experienced enough for senior office) without having to make too many uncomfortable concessions.

For instance: pavement cycle lanes that are simultaneously inconvenient for cyclists and intimidating for those on foot, or three-stage pedestrian crossings that only suit those quick enough to cross before traffic gets the green light again.

All this is a little inconvenient for a government looking for a vote-winning scapegoat.

Remodeling can be inconvenient, particularly for museums.

The flurry of new subpoenas comes at an inconvenient time for SAC.

Really, the NIMBY army could hardly have chosen a more inconvenient poem for their battle-song.