Sentence examples for inconvenient you from inspiring English sources

As themes prove inconvenient, you find some way to tuck them in.

"I really think that if you can meet the criteria and it's not too inconvenient, you should almost be obligated to do it if you can because there are so many people that are suffering," said Ms. Tewksbury, the first Long Island volunteer to meet the requirements to take part in the study.

"The problem with cash is that it is tangible, it's inconvenient, you have to carry around a bunch of bills and you have to continually go to the A.T.M.," said Jack Dorsey, a Twitter co-founder who is now the co-founder and chief executive of Square, which makes a dime-size device that anyone can plug into the earplug jack of an iPhone or iPad to instantly accept credit card payments.

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If the school is far, or inconvenient, you need to determine if the benefit outweighs the trouble.

If working with a wet rag is inconvenient you can bring a few of the pre-moistened, disposable cleaning cloths.

An inconvenient truth: you get what you pay for.

As with dieting, exercising doesn't have to be a punishing regime of calorie counting and footstep monitoring - you're more likely to keep up with regular exercise if it's not too inconvenient for you to do so, you might even enjoy it!

If you are consistent in your puppy housebreaking in the very beginning, especially when it is inconvenient to you (late at night, while you are watching your favorite TV show, etc)., you will actually help the puppy housebreak himself to alert you when he has to go.

If you are currently attending meetings at a Weight Watchers center, and meeting times are inconvenient for you, your leader may suggest that you cancel traditional meetings and sign up for workplace meetings or the Weight Watchers at Home program.

This allows you to ignore social rules which are really inconvenient when you're trying to aggressively persuade someone to do what you want.