Sentence examples for shared inconvenience from inspiring English sources

Still, most pilgrims, like Boakye, experienced the domination of public space by the state as a shared inconvenience.

These alternatives share several inconveniences with the single-bounded approach warm glow effect, anchoring, sensitivity to scope, and hypothetical bias (Carson 2012; Carson et al. 2001; Bateman et al. 2009).

For all their historic charm, those houses have required cast members to cope with inconveniences like shared bathrooms.

"Even if their internet is shut down, the inconvenience will be shared only by members of the power elite".

Like most pioneers, he experienced his share of inconvenience.

Napster, at first an obscure music file-swapping service, became enormously popular as millions of people discovered it was not only easy to use but enabled users to share music without the inconvenience of paying for it.

Many apartment buildings that require this kind of intimate cooperation have rough reputations that make them unappealing beyond the practical inconvenience of sharing a shower with half a dozen strangers — not an insignificant compromise in its own right.

While apparently there's only been one accident and complaints at the inconvenience of sharing the street, with seven separate companies offering tours along the beach operating a total of 136 Segways, it could have just been a matter of time.

"With three dogs it can be a major inconvenience to neighbors, especially since most of our backyard space is shared," he said.

"Thus we had all the advantages of a shared life," de Beauvoir wrote in her memoirs, "without any of the inconveniences".

The "inconveniences" (as Green genteelly put it) of travel that African-Americans encountered were shared, albeit to a lesser extent and for a briefer period, by American Jews.