Sentence examples for slightly inconvenienced from inspiring English sources

The worst they can complain of is being slightly inconvenienced.

"Some people will be slightly inconvenienced," he said.

Some people say that teaching is a noble profession; Eldridge suggests that it is a carnal merry-go-round only slightly inconvenienced by pupils, marking and inspections.

Though they felt slightly inconvenienced by the transit shutdown, worrying that they might have trouble getting back to the city from the New York Jets game this afternoon, they said they would be happy to ride out the storm at a shopping mall somewhere in New Jersey.

Based on an agency study conducted earlier this year, he said, 47 percent of the 27,000 riders who use Grand Street each day are expected to find Canal Street more convenient, and 39percentt will be only slightly inconvenienced by the change.

Last year's runner-up The Giant Bolster, trained by David Bridgwater, finished fourth and may have been slightly inconvenienced by the rain-softened going.

That may slightly inconvenience the food and cosmetics companies, but at least we'll know that no orangutans died to make our Thin Mints.

Waiting in your car might seem sensible enough, but a gentleman is willing to slightly inconvenience himself for the sake of others.

Only a very tiny number, though, had the resources or the opportunity to even slightly inconvenience The Man.

Or at least slightly inconvenience the Sainsbury's Local at the arse-end exit.

Some authors consider that the body has to be placed slightly anterior to avoid inconveniencing the patient when the leg falls in external rotation during sleep [6].