Sentence examples for making some inconvenient from inspiring English sources

He can, however, make voters part of the solution by helping them understand that the greedy oil companies, the failing auto industry, and the craven Congress will not redeem themselves until consumers demand that they do so by making some inconvenient changes of their own.

The skills needed to produce them are dying out; fashions change; also, modern food production and laws make some inconvenient and expensive to make.

A joint resolution has just been passed by both houses of Congress and all but signed by the president, reversing the Broadband Privacy Rule, a piece of regulation from the FCC that made some inconvenient changes to the ways internet providers can collect and sell the data they collect on consumers.

Civil society activists and lawyers say it is a vendetta against a judge who was once favoured by the government but then made some rulings inconvenient to it.

The US reserves a proportion of federal government business for small firms, and Japanese governments are notorious for making it inconvenient for foreign firms to bid.

Officials had suspected that parents were not getting their children vaccinated because the girls were older and going to the doctor less frequently, making it inconvenient to get all three doses.

While useful in many respects, existing PRP models require many inputs from the users, making it inconvenient to utilize them in the field.

The existing registration procedure complicates equity transaction and transfer, making it inconvenient for investors to trade equities and liquidate their investments, thereby hindering equity circulation.

Customers can still subscribe to both, but in my mind Netflix is effectively hastening the death of its DVD business by making it inconvenient to manage both services.

All were outside the built-up area, making them inconvenient.

All were built outside the built-up area of the city, making them inconvenient to reach.