Sentence examples for potential inconveniences from inspiring English sources

I described that trip in a column, noting that hunters' rights and potential inconveniences are often mentioned by opponents to new restrictions on firearms.

However, there are several potential inconveniences.

Concerns or even panic on PM2.5 spread wide ahead, but residents are not well prepared to undertake all kinds of potential inconveniences that a "greener" life style would bring to them.

Potential inconveniences of using saline comprise the difficulty to ascertain a meningeal puncture.

Some practices develop a one-page handout to tell more about what will happen, when, and potential inconveniences and planned benefits for the patients.

Both in food hypersensitivity and diabetes [ 21] the adolescents could sometimes 'stretch the rules', and decide that an occasional intake of 'forbidden' food was worth the potential inconveniences.

As the couple seated beside me were settling in, the woman apologized to those within earshot for any potential inconvenience.

Not only would installing new carpeting likely cost less than switching to hardwood floors, but there's also the potential inconvenience to consider.

("Sutton May Outrank Sgt. York on Six Blocks," May 20) Community boards and the City Council always give serious consideration to street name changes because of the potential inconvenience, confusion and opposition of existing residents, businesses and institutions.

"I have to think that despite the potential inconvenience and cost of such devices, the utility would choose life over lights," he said, adding that he recognized that avoiding power failures is a legitimate priority for the utility.

Wrestling with the conflicting interests of television ratings and the Jewish High Holy Days, the United States Tennis Association announced yesterday that today's women's semifinals would start one hour later than last year, despite the potential inconvenience for ticket-holders and TV viewers observing Rosh Hashana.