Sentence examples for quite inconvenient from inspiring English sources

For programs that cannot be made public, members of Congress will quit getting stonewalled by the NSA, which has made it quite inconvenient for them to attend briefings.

In fact, he said "You should go" and my boss agreed, even though it would be quite inconvenient for her.

So second in line to the throne, Prince William, takes a regular "idleness" beating from the tabloids for shutting himself up in Norfolk – the roads from Fleet Street are quite inconvenient – with his young family.

This lower cost is quite inconvenient to biofuel-embracing policies since these energy alternatives demand heavy subsidies for viability and competitiveness.

I'm actually intended to build one of these, since owning a car without air conditioning can be quite inconvenient when it reaches 100+ degrees here in Nevada.

"It's quite inconvenient, because if we don't know, we can't help you".

Some peculiarities of HTS make this traditional, quite impractical and inconvenient approach to consideration of HTS devices stability and quench development using normal zone origination and propagation analysis.

It was inconvenient and really quite ridiculous.

We have come to believe that it was a CIA building not from that story but because Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah,) told the whole world as much live on C-SPAN while his Republican colleagues coolly tried to carry on exploiting the tragedy for political gain without revealing that inconvenient -- and quite classified -- truth.

Purchase of sterile water [ 15] for high risk patient care is a quite expensive option and becomes inconvenient for treatment of longer time periods.

Some apartments were in neighborhoods they found inconvenient, and others had layouts not quite to their taste.