Sentence examples for inconvenient to issue from inspiring English sources

"We are, therefore, now convinced that, for whatever reason or reasons, the South African government finds it inconvenient to issue a visa to … the Dalai Lama".

However, his office said in a statement, "Since the South African government seems to find it inconvenient to issue a visa to His Holiness the Dalai Lama, His Holiness has decided to call off this visit to South Africa".

"It was taboo for a scientist to raise issues that were inconvenient to Saddam's government".

But, as I can attest, USB dongles are easy to misplace (and, if issued from Sequencher, expensive and inconvenient to replace).

In addition, participants noted it is inconvenient to carry the iPad into isolation rooms due to contamination issues.

It is inconvenient to have to consider promiscuity when developing T-cell therapeutics, and this issue tends to be ignored for the simple reason that we are not yet capable of routinely measuring it.

They treat us like we are inconvenient to them".

It is inconvenient to serve on a jury, too.

Difficulties range from the inconvenient to the insurmountable.

"Leaders are all out, it's inconvenient to take interviews".

"I find it very inconvenient to order online".