Sentence examples for lead to inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Buried in a 1996 law is a provision, championed by the National Rifle Association, that prohibits the CDC from funding research that might "advocate or promote gun control". In the United States, in 2017, we essentially have a ban on scientific research that might lead to inconvenient conclusions.

Using strict procedures, scientists observe the world and report their findings, which often lead to "inconvenient truths".

They have characterized the affidavits as an "attempt to intimidate" Goethals as well as "the entire judiciary" -- that is, any other judges who might allow hearings that lead to inconvenient questions for county prosecutors.

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Company officials had started hunting for a larger location in 2011, after facing operational challenges from outgrowing their current building, such as lack of on-site parking, which led to an inconvenient process for customers loading furniture into their cars.

Why is it that, at the academy, the contradictoriness of such claims never leads to an inconvenient but possibly more reasonable explanation: that we've failed because enough of them oppose us, that we're part of the problem, not the solution?

However, cell sheets from 2D patterned surfaces have limited thickness, and harvesting the cell sheets for implantation is inconvenient and can lead to less alignment of myotubes.

This trial suspension is inconvenient and can lead to a long study (in this example the maximum study length is 5.38 years compared to 4 years for the fixed sample design).

The elimination half-life of trazodone IR is relatively short (6.6 h after a single 100-mg dose), therefore, repeated daily administrations are often used in order to achieve a sufficient dose level for MDD patients, but such a dosing regimen can be inconvenient, and can lead to missed doses and reduced compliance.

This is potentially inefficient and inconvenient for patients, and can lead to problems in care coordination (8).

ED visits can be inconvenient, distressing and do not typically lead to extra support.