Often when people are first faced with an inconvenient problem, the immediate reaction involves denying its existence.
Does he really care if Ramsay takes Moat Cailin or is he getting rid of an inconvenient problem now that he has a young wife with childbearing hips?
The inconvenient problem here is that the Army has never explained why any infantryman was searching for Bergdahl nearly two months after solid intelligence placed him in another country.
It's still possible that Dryden put Lindsay on the night shift with her full support, that they were working together and he double-crossed her, leaving her to take the fall and getting rid of an inconvenient problem at the same time.
The incorrect position of implants can cause maxillary sinus membrane damage, pressure on the dental nerves, or difficulties in prosthetic procedure as well as inconvenient esthetical problems.
He added that, as well as being inconvenient, the problem actually led to a number of embarrassing moments; not least when he leaked brain fluid all over blueprints during a meeting.
"They might rest easier tonight knowing they've avoided another inconvenient political problem, but I guarantee that the dreams they have shattered today will haunt them far into the future," she said in a statement.
(He recently withdrew from a La Scala adaptation of "An Inconvenient Truth," citing problems with the libretto).
Oh! I'm sorry, are my medical problems inconvenient for you?
These included a range of situational factors (e.g. transport and childcare problems, inconvenient timings), several psychological factors (fear, stigma and distrust), unawareness or unavailability of programmes and issues with poor interagency collaboration.
