Sentence examples for inconvenient trip from inspiring English sources

New York City has experimented with the increased scale of textile recycling by placing bins in high-traffic areas, but for most consumers the disposal of textiles requires an inconvenient trip.

When a reporter tried returning the conversation to baseball topics by asking Piazza about traveling to Norfolk, Va., to play the Mets' Class AAA affiliate, the catcher sighed, pondered the inconvenient trip, and reached a curious conclusion.

David Wu, partner at Maveron said he invested because "the time-consuming, inconvenient trip to the gas station hasn't changed in decades".

Yet things did fail, in large part because, after Napster, the industry's insistence that digital distribution be as expensive and inconvenient as a trip to the record store suddenly struck millions of people as a completely terrible idea.

(Alas, it's hard to argue for public transportation: the Colorado Mountain Express shuttle, coloradomountainexpress.com, from the Denver airport will in most cases cost even single travelers more, and other bus options are very inconvenient for a short trip).

Well, Harrington could make the trip to Scotland, inconvenient though it might be.

It is inconvenient because it means long trips to work, exclusion from certain cultural and recreational facilities, lack of access to restaurants and hotels conveniently located, and, frequently, relegation to grossly inferior accommodations...

Scientists have already discovered how to transplant a manufactured kidney, so at some point in the future, heart failure may be just as inconvenient as having to take another trip to Kinkos.

It's damn inconvenient to be on a business trip without a usable credit card... but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Joseph's stress augmented when he received the instruction to make a trip at the most inconvenient time with a pregnant wife and no lodging arrangements.

The New York trip will serve as an inconvenient hiatus for Mr. Obama's jobs focus and a reminder of the difficulty that presidents have in staying on a single message despite the White House bully pulpit.