Sentence examples for local inconvenience from inspiring English sources
"This is not about local inconvenience," she said.
By the novel's end, Bethia has attained a measure of freedom and wisdom, the Indian genocide is still in the future and the Puritans' sense of themselves as the chosen people is still essentially a local inconvenience.
Wandering grimy streets under a yellow sky, the duo find a client at a local "inconvenience" store whose greenish coffee prompts Max to note, "I take my coffee green, like my men".
The documents, which were first extracted under subpoena by state legislators, takes "Bridgegate", as the saga has inevitably been dubbed, from the level of a local inconvenience for Christie to a potentially major scandal that calls into doubt his political motivations and judgment.
The documents, which were first extracted under subpoena by state legislators, takes "Bridgegate", as the saga has inevitably been dubbed, from the level of a local inconvenience for Christie to a national scandal that calls into doubt his political motivations and judgment.
They seem to have been regarded as local inconveniences, their offenses good-humoredly endured but regularly remarked upon, like those of a barking dog.
More than ever, the group said, traffic clogging County Road 39, an artery through part of Southampton, and overflowing onto secondary roads is hurting businesses and inconveniencing local residents and second-home owners who can no longer drive any appreciable distance without delays.
Officials in the country worked with the locals to "minimise inconvenience" for the cast and crew, and in return hoped the city's exposure in the film would increase tourism.
Congestion at La Guardia Airport is more than an inconvenience to local travelers.
These are protesters who, while calling for freedom, hand out biscuits and bottles of water, shield policemen from the rain and hang up notices apologising to local residents for "any inconvenience caused".
John Clare (1793-1864) is described on his memorial in the village of Helpston as "the Northamptonshire peasant poet" although, through an inconvenience of local governmental reorganisation, Helpston is now in Cambridgeshire.
