Sentence examples for present inconvenience from inspiring English sources

Since winds are often heavy at the beach, veils present inconvenience.

Inconvenience ranks were less consistent.

Distraction osteogenesis is an effective treatment; however available internal maxillary distraction devices present inconveniences.

That figures whose dissent consisted of a demand that the United States abide by its own Constitution could be vacuumed into a system meant to trace foreign threats raises the question of what other democratic demand, what present moral inconvenience, is being similarly thwarted.

I'm willing to concede, even, that they would present an inconvenience in some cases; perhaps those who usually enjoyed their Sun Chips in libraries or monasteries felt particularly slighted.

Miss Marple presents the inconvenience that, since she is not a professional detective, she cannot interrogate.

"Even though it presents an inconvenience and a challenge, it's good that MinnDOT erred on the side of caution and immediately closed the bridge, and is working on whether this bridge needs to be reinforced, replaced or other appropriate measures," Mr. Pawlenty said Friday, referring to the Transportation Department.

It is shown and discussed that multilayer plasticity based on nested yield surfaces present some inconveniences when modelling multiaxial cyclic loading.

These materials are most often guest host systems and present some inconveniences like solvents compatibility for both the matrix and the chromophore.

"I understand that this presents an inconvenience.

This methodology still presents some inconvenience because it allows one to evaluate a method only in terms of sensitivity – the ability to detect all horizontal transfers – and not in terms of specificity – the ability to avoid detecting native genes – because by definition, the horizontal transfers already present in the genome under study impede this evaluation.