Sentence examples for personal inconveniences from inspiring English sources

Reduction of personal inconveniences and time effort, e.g. by decentralized training facilities or flexible training schedules, seem most promising for enhancing participation in exercise intervention trials.

Appraisal of treatment effects may be counterbalanced by side effects and personal inconveniences governing the individual's final decision on treatment preference.

But safety should always prevail over a little shoe leather and personal inconvenience.

Heseltine said: "You cannot have small groups of people holding society to ransom, regardless of personal inconvenience or cost".

It is the denial of Scottish folklore, far more than the personal inconvenience, that fills me with rage at the foolishness of the city fathers.

For him, rather as for Philip Larkin, the war had essentially been a personal inconvenience, and his diary entry for VE Day was entirely in character.

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The idea that the delay up ahead might be the result of a disaster far greater than anyone's personal inconvenience rarely occurs to the driver stuck in traffic.

Paying all at once could easily lead to feelings of personal inconvenience at levels far lower than people would feel if they instead gave in equal bits throughout the year.

Every inch of public space is a potential money-spinning opportunity in an overheated housing market – so it's no surprise that, to many, a closed toilet represents an investment opportunity rather than a personal inconvenience.

Mr. Forrester's campaign aides distributed a news story from 1999 in which Mr. Lautenberg was quoted as saying that his years in the Senate "have been a large personal inconvenience and effort".