Sentence examples for passing inconvenience from inspiring English sources

For school superintendents, the small risk of having a child shot far outweighs the passing inconvenience of cancelled events.

The departure of Kusal Perera, run out by a deft piece of fielding by Bairstow at cover, was no more than a passing inconvenience.

A stage is little more than a platform for the Rebirth Brass Band, and the distance it imposes on an audience is a passing inconvenience, even on the road.

Cars move slowly (for the most part) but drive inexorably forward, with scarcely a care for passing inconveniences such as pedestrians, bicycles, dogs or, indeed, other cars.

However, if you don't spend your time dwelling on the small inconvenience of passing by someone less fortunate than you, then it won't be difficult to realize that there is plenty of fresh air ahead.

She said that the theater offered up some free movie passes for the inconvenience, but the damage was already done.

It is an institution whose passing few will mourn, although its closing will inconvenience many.

Experience has demonstrated that the traction transmitted to the skeleton by means of the nail passing through the heel, does not present any inconveniences, and fulfils the desired effect.

DRIVERS passing through Windsor on the northbound side of Interstate 91 last week might have considered it an inconvenience.

For I believe that by releasing "passing interest/low keepsake-value literature" from the burden of physicality, you are actually releasing the words from their worst liability: the price and inconvenience of actual bookness.

Even if their destination was desktop mode, where Office and millions of legacy Windows applications run, Windows 8 users had to pass through the tile screen, an inconvenience to many.