Sentence examples for inconvenient solution from inspiring English sources
The phrase "inconvenient solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a solution that, while effective, may cause difficulties or discomfort in its implementation or acceptance. Example: "Although the proposed plan is an inconvenient solution, it is the only way to address the underlying issues effectively."
"A year ago, people had this false dichotomy in their minds that they either had to have this ultra-secure, pretty inconvenient solution, like USB keys around their necks, that were really nerdy," Armstrong said.
But there exists one obvious and inconvenient solution that the global health community can no longer afford to overlook: Make development research more accessible to developing countries' policymakers, institutions, health workers and communities.
BECK V. COOPER: Glenn Beck, the conservative CNN news personality, has the new No. 1 title on the nonfiction list: "An Inconvenient Book: Real Solutions for the World's Biggest Problems".
But for now, for most users and most places effected by heroin, these solutions are inconvenient or simply not available.
Climate change is difficult to fight because it's more abstract than an enemy with a face, and most of the known solutions involve inconvenient and more expensive consumption habits over time.
This is inconvenient because the working solutions of each drug should be prepared by the users, making these tests more error-prone due to procedural inaccuracies.
Often, the supernatural is a practical solution to the inconvenient facts of life: extramarital affairs, male infertility and so on.
Cold war may not be the West's optimal solution, but, while inconvenient for everyone, it will be infinitely preferable to a hot war.
They get to propose solutions that ignore inconvenient realities.
The local installation is a good alternative to on-line solutions without the inconvenient of sending sensitive structures over the Internet.
