Sentence examples for inconvenient relation from inspiring English sources
He meets his ideal mate (the Divine look-alike Dong Lihua), but she comes with an inconvenient relation: Wu Ying (Dong Jie), a teenage stepdaughter.
From these, it is usually inconvenient to obtain "explicit" relations between the compositions of the phases, and therefore such relations are often postulated as starting points.
The inconvenient verities of international relations still apply: countries are rarely forced to change behavior against their will.
Hambleton secretly kept a little meat for himself; he didn't trust the Feds to resist political pressure if someone decided it would be inconvenient for U.S.-Japan relations to find sei whale for sale in the United States.
So, I'm going to do you a favor and tell you some inconvenient truths about yourself in relation to your work.
The creation of a feel-good, phony, and shallow racial harmony throughout Remember the Titans is an indicator that the American public is still uncomfortable talking about the inconvenient truths about past race relations.
Related: Bahrain: An Inconvenient Uprising.
Chen Guangcheng's heroism is profound, his developing circumstances are distressing, and unfortunately for U.S.-China relations, the timing of all of this is undeniably inconvenient.
But she had left her job in public relations, and the city felt increasingly expensive, as well as inconvenient.
It has been cutting costs and trying to repair relations with consumers after receiving complaints of lax customer service and inconvenient airline ticket routings.
