Sentence examples for inconvenient setting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, venipuncture and other interventions in this unaccustomed and inconvenient setting pose a clear exposure risk to healthcare workers (HCWs).

"It's an inconvenient set of facts, but technology is moving," says John Berger, CEO of Sunnova, a Houston-based solar company with 50,000 customers.

An orbiting plant would be unaffected by weather, atmospheric filtering of light, and the sun's inconvenient habit of setting every evening.

Now Giorgio Battistelli, a leading Italian composer whose operatic version of Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" is set to premiere at La Scala in 2013, has prepared a completed version of "Le Duc d'Albe".

Make it inconvenient, and you set up the conditions by which people turn to some other mechanism.

"The most inconvenient part of purchasing a new radar detector was setting it up," said Tony Mirabelli, senior vice president of marketing and sales for Cobra.

I found that process inconvenient because I was set on getting money into my account.

The main inconvenient affecting its manufacture is the incompatibility between wood and cement, caused by setting inhibitory substances present in woods.

Currently available intravenous (IV) iron replacement therapies have either inconvenient regimens of administration or adverse event profiles that limit their utility in the outpatient setting.

Mr Miliband set out the "inconvenient truth" of the Chancellor's record, claiming he had failed Britain's families by presiding over falling wages, not building enough homes and creating too many low-paid, insecure jobs.

While I don't mind the use of a modifier key to make them happen (cuts down on clutter), the way it's set up is inconvenient for your hands.