Sentence examples for inconvenient with from inspiring English sources

"This disruption is expensive as well as inconvenient, with one estimate valuing the loss to the economy from roadworks congestion at £4bn a year.

So second in line to the throne, Prince William, takes a regular "idleness" beating from the tabloids for shutting himself up in Norfolk – the roads from Fleet Street are quite inconvenient – with his young family.

Banning umbrellas is not unheard of at political conventions (the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver also had a ban), but it may prove inconvenient with a forecast of a 90 percent chance of rain during the first three days of the convention.

Very inconvenient with all the to-ing and fro-ing (especially for Prommers) and a delayed finish to boot.

One patient with OP had stopped taking two different bisphosphonates after initiating them at separate times, finding them both to be very inconvenient: "with all of them, you can't lie down after for half an hour or something and you have to drink a whole pile of water.

I would think that those people, unless it's totally inconvenient, even with the move, will stay with us".

Rejection was more than she could cope with, and she tried to remove Beard's inconvenient wife with a poisoned chocolate, diverting suspicion by distributing other contaminated treats among the unsuspecting population of Brighton.

Weld swats away such inconvenient truths with historical references of his own.

Like a holdover from the age of Kipling, he dispatches inconvenient natives with swift and manly blows.

It was inconvenient, but with his own business hurting since the attack, he decided to take the cheaper fare.

Sometimes that works, but other times it only lands you in an inconvenient neighborhood with little resemblance to the area you had in mind.