For instance, "How Many Times?" talks about annoying traffic jams and other everyday-life inconveniences.
This was likewise assessed in terms of three self-reported stages: no cognitive dysfunction or no inconvenience in daily life; slight inconvenience in daily life; and serious inconvenience in daily life.
Potato chip lovers are easily frustrated and indignant at life's inconveniences.... Note: Whether in business, sports or a social situation, expect to lose if you enter into competition with a potato chip lover; they are worthy and prepared adversaries.
But the truth is, every day we deal with life's inconveniences, disappointments, plans gone awry, comments that wound.
Yet even before the storm, climate experts warned that New York city's transit system is vulnerable to serious weather damage and that the area's residents could face life-altering inconveniences given a combination of storms super-charged by climate change.
Businesses and residents hadn't appreciated what a huge, life-disrupting inconvenience standing up to terror could be.
Often the joke is meant to be Jupp's impotent rage at life's minor inconveniences: the replacement of buttons by touchscreens; being mistaken for a trainspotter.
In a few isolated cases, many unnaturalized children face difficulties later in life, ranging from inconvenience to deportation.
The needs for improving quality of life, reduction of inconvenience to society, and less impact on the environment make trenchless renewal methods a sustainable choice for pipeline owners and public agencies.
For them, separating residential and commercial life is an inconvenience and a hardship, a relic of housing policy best relinquished.
It's funny because sex offender registries are a waste of public funds, and do nothing except punish sex offenders for life with unnecessary inconvenience and bureaucracy!
