Sentence examples for new inconveniences from inspiring English sources

The future world of Ms. Healy's imagining includes comforting features of our own — like the trendy bistro where Macy is to dine with her agent, Astrid (Ellen Parker) — but also some new inconveniences.

A few years later, I wrote a piece for the Times titled " 'My Name Is Not Cool Anymore,' " in which I lamented, among other new inconveniences of living as a Muslim man in America, the lost cachet of the name "Mohammed"—how people who had thought of "Ali" or "the Greatest!" were now apt to think "Atta," the last name of one of the ringleaders of the September 11th attacks.

Dave Schneider needed only an hour yesterday to save a 70-person office from New York's newest inconvenience, dialing a 1 and an area code on every call -- even to the takeout place down the street.

All the modern inconveniences.

Civil libertarians will of course be outraged, but the rest of the continent's population will no doubt be willing to comply with new restrictions and inconveniences if it actually makes them feel safer.

They are furious with each other and with their new marriages of inconvenience.

THE long lines afflicting passengers as airlines and airports tighten security seem to pres age a new era of inconvenience as the international war on terrorism intensifies.

But with some studies indicating that the superrich are accumulating more wealth, and with commercial airline travel reaching new heights of inconvenience, that number could spike.

Officials say the project's ultimate benefits will outweigh its temporary inconveniences: The new subway line is expected to serve about 200,000 people on its first day of operation, and real estate values in the area are likely to skyrocket.

Yes, there is some inconvenience, but New Yorkers always enjoy a good show.

New Yorkers complain about inconvenience, particularly when prime parking spots are taken over by film crew caravans.