"inconvenient life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a life that is filled with obstacles, barriers, or unpleasant experiences that make it difficult to manage. For example, "The struggling single mother had an inconvenient life filled with long hours and low pay."
Spotted gar, however, like many plant and animal species of ecological, evolutionary, agricultural, pharmacological, behavioral, and medical interest, has inconvenient life history traits (males mature when 1 yr old and females when 2 yr old; Smith 2006) and gar lacks genome resources (just six nuclear gene sequences in GenBank).
If any of these people did keep a diary, their day's entry would likely have to do with a diagnosis, some piece of news either inconvenient or life-altering: the liver's not a match, the cancer has spread to the spinal column.
Evacuations might again make life inconvenient, he cautioned.
Often, the supernatural is a practical solution to the inconvenient facts of life: extramarital affairs, male infertility and so on.
It undoubtedly makes life inconvenient for some of Mr. Gingrich's elites who work the graveyard shift or who are simply out and about late at night.
I liked Larkin as a writer, who stared the more disgusting and inconvenient elements of life in the face and then swore liberally about them in uncompromising verse.
Indem did find that even as state officials get greedier, public aversion grows for instance over the cost of "free" hospital care (though some bribes may simply have become unaffordable).But Russian corruption doesn't just make life inconvenient, or hold back the economy: it kills people.
"Big Mouth" subjects Andrew and his peers to all the rich embarrassments of pre-teen life — inconvenient erections, abrupt menarche, stressed friendships, bat-mitzvah meltdowns, seven-minute Heavenings — in a way that aims to excavate memories and to scrape feelings from your chest.
If a transportation app fails to deliver it is inconvenient, but not life altering.
Never mind inconvenient matters of life and death.
Some treatment modalities, such as yoga, were perceived to require greater personal commitment, effort, and may be inconvenient to daily life.
