Sentence examples for make inconvenient from inspiring English sources
The Uncle Joe Bar Chart method is a great way to make inconvenient political opponents disappear.
"Fake" and "hoax" are the "abracadabra"s of the Trump world, words recited to make inconvenient facts disappear.
A European observer of the poll, Morten Hoeglund, a Norwegian politician, says: "I have observed many elections in Central Asia over the years, but this is the first election where I could not predict the outcome".But free voters can make inconvenient choices.
It may be that underlying issues in some women's lives, such as a chaotic lifestyle [ 45] characterized by crises and disorganization, make inconvenient hours and long waits for prenatal care a lower priority than other challenges they face.
She also argues that the CIA has a history of making inconvenient documents vanish, and said her staff was concerned that something similar might happen with the Panetta Review.
On a personal level, it's easier to believe man-made global warming is a fraud because then we won't have to assume responsibility for our own carbon footprint, which could mean making inconvenient lifestyle changes: trading in that luxurious gas-guzzler for something more fuel-efficient, or cutting back on consumption in general.
Participants described making inconvenient, and sometimes elaborate, plans to ensure they were able to engage in the necessary self-management activities, at the appropriate times, without having to do so in public.
Taylor and his friends just want to make drinking inconvenient.
"They're certainly not designed to make things inconvenient.
Evacuations might again make life inconvenient, he cautioned.
"If security measures make it inconvenient, that could be a backbreaker.
