Sentence examples for it is inconvenient to from inspiring English sources

It is inconvenient to serve on a jury, too.

This carries electricity in and data out, but it is inconvenient to have to walk around all day with a wire sticking out of your mouth.

The watches are intended for those times when it is inconvenient to pull a smartphone out of a backpack or a pocket to check messages.

It is inconvenient to be forced to think twice about what to plunge into bulging black bags, but it does seem to work.

They even have the cheek to ask for "respect" for their silly and antiquated beliefs; and in Geneva at the Human Rights Council the Islamic countries are trying to subvert the Universal Declaration of Human Rights because it is inconvenient to their medieval, sexist, intolerant outlook.

Therefore, the texture spectrum is so long that it is inconvenient to be applied in practice.

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

It's inconvenient to have to walk to a gym, even one close by".

"It's inconvenient to talk," said an official in the propaganda office of Shanshan County, which includes Lukqun in its jurisdiction.

I can't get over that Thornwood already spent the money on pagers but the chief thinks it's inconvenient to wear them.

"It's inconvenient to have to send things to a lab," so the company is trying to develop more sophisticated methods, says Dr. Ralph Weissleder, a co-founder, with Dr. Langer and others, of T2Biosystems and a professor at Harvard Medical School.