Sentence examples for particularly inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Using those symbols on the Web has been particularly inconvenient.

The strike was particularly inconvenient for people at the lower end of the economic spectrum.

The location of the derailment was particularly inconvenient, she said, occurring where two tracks are hemmed by rock walls.

The freak snowstorm that swept the Northeast last weekend left many families without electricity at a particularly inconvenient time — just as early applications were due.

"If an athlete finds that having a period is really inconvenient during competition – swimming for example, might be particularly inconvenient – they may use the oral contraceptive pill to control when that period occurs," said Biswas.

For the European Patent Office EPOO), the body that grants patents, the potential for a Brexit has come at a particularly inconvenient time after several years of efforts to ratify the new unitary patent scheme in Europe.

Remodeling can be inconvenient, particularly for museums.

Traipsing around individual galleries is inconvenient, particularly as galleries have moved out of central London.

The drifts, sometimes reaching four feet high, were what made the storm particularly treacherous and inconvenient.

I've never found it particularly difficult or inconvenient to pay my bills using stamps and envelopes.

Because of Whittier's shape and the distance between major shopping areas, cross-town travel can be inconvenient, particularly for the elderly, who now make up nearly 20% of the city's 69,000 residents.