Sentence examples for many inconveniences from inspiring English sources

You can have just as many inconveniences here as at a summer cottage.

The faithful stoically endured many inconveniences (including a breakdown for several hours of the metro).

Clothes shortages are just one of the many inconveniences that young refugees must endure.

Magistrate James A. Blanchfield pondered the matter and then delivered himself of this opinion: "Apartment-house dwellers have many inconveniences; they should be able to put up with one more.

Carpools would be the least imposing of many inconveniences; the cost of home heating would soar -- assuming, of course, that climate-controlled habitats do not become just a fond memory.

The many inconveniences that plague the human body alone keep a large industry of product-makers in profit, and an equally large number of marketing-copy writers busy talking around them.The ways marketers manage to get their point across without mentioning the unpleasantness in question offer a school of euphemism in miniature.

Instead of thinking that the many minor inconveniences or offenses we cause others and the self-regarding disappointments we cause ourselves require a forgiveness that involves emotional or characterological transformation, it may be more plausible to suppose such deeds are forgiven by simpler acts such as the thought that I forgive myself.

Spending time in a drafty doctor's office while wearing a paper dress is just one of many necessary inconveniences in life.

Many people don't drive, and on most days, not having a license hardly inconvenienced me.

And for many, the inconvenience of ads, however repetitive they are, wasn't enough of a reason to upgrade to a paid account.

Nearby resident Duff Gilfont described the proposed apartment building as "such a blight to this area," and that "there would have been so many people inconvenienced by it".