Sentence examples for somewhat inconvenient for from inspiring English sources
Hansen proves himself, as always, somewhat inconvenient for almost everyone.
Although a necessary premise, this is somewhat inconvenient for routine use of intraoperative EIT.
Although Current Critical Care Diagnosis & Treatment with its 945 pages certainly is somewhat inconvenient for becoming a 'pocket book' in the narrower sense of the word, its organization invites students, house officers, fellows or those preparing examinations to have it on their bookshelf and to look at it both when time is available as well as when rapid decision-making is mandatory.
Internet dating services are pretty much everywhere these days, but they can be somewhat inconvenient from a geographic standpoint.
This is perfectly normal (if slightly inconvenient) for carbon-fibre body panels.
They did not discuss circular statistics, but noted that midnight is a purely arbitrary and somewhat inconvenient 'start' time for a day, since it means that many late-night crimes straddle more than one day.
My favorite port of call was Juneau, the somewhat inconvenient capital of Alaska, accessible only by sea or air, making for a complicated ballet of boat and float plane traffic in the harbor.
Attitude Toward Safety is measured by the sum of three questions about the importance, necessity and convenience of improving health and safety in the next six months (scored on a 5-pt scale; for example: 1 = "very convenient"; "somewhat convenient"; "neither"; "somewhat inconvenient"; 5 = "very inconvenient").
Built in Qing Dynasty style, it has been a centerpiece of Taipei's luxury hotel scene for years, though the location north of the city center is somewhat inconvenient.
The restaurant is busy right before theater time, and one must negotiate through the tables and waiters to reach the elevator, which I found somewhat inconvenient.
It is somewhat inconvenient that to apply either condition (3.26) or (3.29), one has to assume explicit knowledge of the constants and.
