Sentence examples for inconvenient subjects from inspiring English sources

In fact, the most striking quality of modern Indian literature is the rise of the inoffensive writer — the deeply networked charlatan writer who avoids inconvenient subjects because he is too concerned about what people might say about him on Twitter.

Lacking memory and a sense of history, at least over inconvenient subjects such as pollution, the Party of Richard Nixon has been trying to eliminate the Environmental Protection Agency since he created it.

Although 24 hour urine collection for total protein is still used as the gold standard for comparison of tests for proteinuria, this test itself has many limitations, as discussed in the introduction namely, that it is time consuming, inconvenient, and subject to errors such as incomplete collection.

The reasons as to why some didn't select hospitals in Beijing include high medical expenses (52.7% of 72 subjects), inconvenient and inaccessible services (28.6%), and being discriminated against (4.8%).

The zigzag in the relationship between [H+]a and V ˙ e in individuals, occurring in 13/16 subjects ), is inconvenient.

DOTS is expensive, human-resource-intensive, and inconvenient for the patients subjected to it.

While Furyk's inconvenient sleepiness was a subject of fascination here Wednesday, Furyk is not the first golfer to miss a pro-am tee time.

Risk proves to be a meditation on the costs of bearing inconvenient witness, for both subject and author.

The duration of 1 h was selected, since longer periods were considered as inconvenient by the majority of subjects.

This year, the government has also increasingly menaced the BBC, another potential centre of resistance, or at least, subjected it to inconvenient scrutiny.

Closing it before this grace period could subject them to an inconvenient fine -- as much as $55, according to a 2012 study by advocacy group Consumers Union.