Sentence examples for inconvenient requirements from inspiring English sources

It is not clear how many women would be affected based on those recommendations, but many women tire of the therapy and stop taking it on their own anyway, partly because of inconvenient requirements like remaining upright after taking the drugs and common side effects of heartburn, nausea and flulike symptoms.

But the dislike which some public sector staff feel towards the inconvenient requirements of the Freedom of Information Act will surely increase.

In rushing through this rule to weaken investor protections, the Commission has ignored all the inconvenient requirements for economic analysis it so carefully laid out in its recently issued guidelines.

This finding might support the somewhat fatalistic behaviour of many consultants when rejecting cut-resistant gloves and accepting cutting injuries as an inconvenient but harmless requirement in pathology.

Oral bisphosphonate dosing requirements are inconvenient for patients; thus, less frequent treatment intervals are conducive to better patient acceptance, adherence, and persistence.

There are many "quick salons" like Cranium, however, many of these salons, such as Cost Cutters, only provide the minimum services, whereas the upscale salons can be inconvenient due to scheduling requirements and cost.

Among the many kinds of platforms through which high-speed access may be conveyed are digital subscriber lines, or DSLs, which have historically been an inconvenient format due to installment requirements and costs.

The referral requirements may be inconvenient, but it does allow insurers to offer more affordable policy options.

Additionally, they often require a mix of online components as well as campus-based requirements, which could be inconvenient for some.

In some states, they still face obstacles to enrolling: long application forms, or requirements to apply in person at inconvenient times and places.

"One idea... is to allow people to exchange their expiring large bills relatively conveniently for the first few years (still subject to standard anti-money-laundering reporting requirements), then over time make it more inconvenient by accepting the big notes at ever fewer locations and with ever stronger reporting requirements," he wrote.