Sentence examples for inconvenient from from inspiring English sources

So the timing seems inconvenient from a basketball standpoint, but in the grander scheme it was a bit of good fortune that Bosh was diagnosed when he was.

The main objective of the research is to examine the deformation capacity of these connections, with the ultimate objective of minimizing the requirement for net section reinforcement that is often inconvenient from the perspective of fabrication.

Then there's Chelsea Brewing Company, about as inconvenient from the subway as you could possibly imagine but with river views (and outdoor seating in season) to make up for it.

The only trouble, apart from the fact that his commitment to Holland in Brazil is wholly inconvenient from United's point of view, is that his brash, arrogant style is bound to prick a few egos and make enemies at the Carrington training ground.

FIFA, world soccer's governing body, said that the scheduling of the event, set to take place in Spain from July 28 to Aug. 12, is particularly inconvenient from the perspective of national and international fixtures, adding that national league and Champions League qualifying matches would be held during that time.

Internet dating services are pretty much everywhere these days, but they can be somewhat inconvenient from a geographic standpoint.

Chiloé (pronounced chill-oh-AY), which lies at about the midway point between Santiago and Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, has long been a beloved but distant and rustic getaway, favored by Chileans and backpackers but inconvenient for vacationers from farther away or with less time to spare.

They would be prevented from cherry picking examples, from reporting speculation as fact, from deliberately misrepresenting politicians' positions, from ignoring inconvenient facts, and from any of the myriad other helpful techniques of false equivalency that Brooks's Law makes possible.

The same is the case for the business center, a slightly inconvenient walk from the Ritz's lobby.

In 2007, a British judge was considering banning Al Gore's movie An Inconvenient Truth from schools in England.

Nor did I want an adjoining garage, but instead, one set at some inconvenient distance from the door.