Sentence examples for inconvenient example from inspiring English sources

One inconvenient example for Apple is that it takes money from Google to make the company's search engine the default for iOS users — even as it offers iOS users a choice of alternatives (if they go looking to switch) which includes pro-privacy search engine DuckDuckGo.

A magnetic field huge enough to clamp down so hard on a metal's electrons probably exists naturally only somewhere inconvenient; for example, around a neutron star, the collapsed core of a supernova.

Some thought recorded delivery was useful to find out if a participant had changed address, but others thought recorded delivery could be inconvenient, for example, if the participant had to collect trial supplies from a post office.

This is inconvenient when, for example, imaging dislocations at a relatively low magnification.

Irish people are also not noted for their willingness to obey legal rules that seem nonsensical and inconvenient (jaywalking, for example, is nearly universal).

Take An Inconvenient Truth for example.

For the shortest and least inconvenient studies (for example, a 45 minute interview only study), the key requirements will be communicating effectively about the study, minimising inconvenience and ensuring common courtesy, including returning results where appropriate, rather than offering study benefits.

The discovery of evolution, for example, is inconvenient to those committed to a literalist biblical account of creation.

Unctad has pointed out some inconvenient truths, including, for example, that some European countries are among the most problematic tax havens that undermine sustainable development.

These obligations may be somewhat inconvenient at times, Ramadan for example, but there is nothing in here to the degree that the New Testament, for example, proscribes [correction: prescribes] behavior that most people are not going to follow.

Still, it is an example of an inconvenient, costly impact of climate change.