Sentence examples for more inconvenient symptoms from inspiring English sources

A higher score indicates more inconvenient symptoms.

**Respondents who reported that market closure caused great/some inconvenience were categorized as "More inconvenient".

More inconvenient than dreadful.

"A flu is more inconvenient," she said.

The more inconvenient the arguments, the more the Party vows to obscure them.

Really, the NIMBY army could hardly have chosen a more inconvenient poem for their battle-song.

"The next time may be more inconvenient, so I may as well get it over with".

One offering will be Snake II, a version with more electric fences in more inconvenient places.

Also, it will become more inconvenient to reach less-used trailheads and spots along the river.

In fact the spasm may be more inconvenient to Roy than the England selectors.

And then, he said with a grin, "I invented for them much more inconvenient conditions".