Sentence examples for pretty inconvenient from inspiring English sources

"This is pretty inconvenient, but at least power was restored to home last night — that makes life a lot more tolerable".

You might think these domestic encumbrances are going to be pretty inconvenient if he is going to resume his mutant vocation.

"People told me, 'I had to get out of work to see you,' " he said, "and I thought that was pretty inconvenient, so I started to ask myself.

He added: "Despite it being pretty inconvenient living in a hotel, the university has been really helpful throughout the ordeal, giving us all the information we need and even setting up a shuttle bus for us.

Using a human shape is pretty inconvenient in robot design, because it turns out it is quite hard to balance on two legs, but our vanity means we keep on building them anyway.

"They've wanted to visit and stay," Ms. Bradway said, "and a really nice hotel is a good 30- or 40-minute drive, and if you're out at a late dinner and you wrap things up, to go that far for a night's stay is pretty inconvenient".

Internet dating services are pretty much everywhere these days, but they can be somewhat inconvenient from a geographic standpoint.

But his line on that inconvenient briefing note was pretty much to deny that it exists.

The power brick is pretty small, so it's not hugely inconvenient to lug it around but it'd be nice to see future iterations get 2-3 houts ofthef the Shift.

Pretty soon it'll start growing hair in inconvenient places and thinking about other blogs in new ways.

Pretty soon, Babylon's method of dividing up the day will be expensively inconvenient.