Sentence examples for not so convenient from inspiring English sources
Not so convenient while you're trying to tell an impatient front-desk employee that you need a room.
But Mr. Wilson -- the last American diplomat to meet with Saddam Hussein -- is not so convenient a foil.
It's handy to be able to unlock your door from a distance, but not so convenient if a burglar can do the same.
Realistically, though, there will be times when I'll have to revert to an online delivery, as the nearest Lidl is 12 miles away and, as a working mum, it's not so convenient to get to.
end{aligned}A concrete formula of (h_{{mathbb {D}}^*} z_1,z_2)) can also be given but its form is not so convenient [cf. (3.3) below].
I realized that if I want my kids and grandkids to come see me at my grave, maybe I should be a larger part of their life, maybe I should get in my car and see them when it isn't so convenient for me, or make another call".
They willingly will take the not-so-convenient parking space, the crazies!
The trouble with finding true privacy is that one usually has to fly to some remote island in the South Pacific to do so, but not so in convenient and approachable sunny Palm Springs, a desert retreat a mere 90 miles east of Los Angeles.
But getting to and from them may not be so convenient for some would-be travelers -- which spells opportunity for ride-hailing companies.
Of course, it is possible to type the long multiplication above, but when calculating, say, 120!, this may not be so convenient.
