Sentence examples for modern inconveniences from inspiring English sources

All the modern inconveniences.

Not only are houses bigger and more expensive, households make far more demands on energy than ever before because of personal computers, larger-than-life television screens, fax machines, copiers, printers, microwaves and what some might consider all the other modern inconveniences.

But what is most amazing about our era is not the fact of the whining about modern inconveniences, but rather that the whining is read as demand by ever-more-nimble companies.

Áurea Pinilla, commercial director of the Costa Brava office of John Taylor Spain, a real estate agency, says most masias come with large areas of agricultural land that cannot be subdivided and sold, something that can inconvenience modern buyers.

It's easy to believe that with so many people using technology to hammer away at the problems and inconveniences of modern life, some will sooner or later succeed.

At first, so did his wife, a fashion designer who grew up in a hanok nearby and remembered what it was like to live in a house without modern amenities — and the inconvenience of having to use an outhouse, especially during Seoul's harsh winters.

Playing for the Barbarians is an inconvenience for many modern players, but 35 years ago it was a different story.

As we wrap ourselves tighter in the mantle of our imaginations, using technological filters to shape the world in gleaming virtual environments, brutal realities can begin to seem more like inconveniences than immovable facts of modern life.

The courtiers of modern tyrants have sought to avoid the inconvenience of death by creating new hereditary monarchies.

He said for every modern convenience, there is an equal and opposite inconvenience (email and spam are perhaps examples).

This dictator would be modern, English-speaking, selfless and generally a nice person who would not be inconvenienced by elections.