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Discover LudwigThe phrase "such inconvenience" is correct and usable in written English, and it is often used to refer to a situation where someone has been caused some difficulty or trouble.
For example: "I apologize for such inconvenience caused to you by the late deliveries of the items."
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Not that such inconvenience would throw England off the scent, you feel.
Enduring such inconvenience is what each of us gives to the cause.
"The court knows that Israelis who rely on Highway 443 would not easily accept a ruling that causes them such inconvenience".
An HSBC spokesman says: "We are very sorry that the handling of [the reader's] case has caused such inconvenience and distress to him, and we would like to apologise for the totally unacceptable experience in trying to contact us to sort out this important matter.
In the future work, we are planning to port Sensor Guardian's instrumentation to Android devices to avoid such inconvenience.
This could have promoted local ampicillin degradation favouring satellite colony growth (Bernard 1995); less than 80 μL transformation product per Petri plate has been recommended to overcome such inconvenience.
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But she and others say the benefits outweigh such inconveniences.
Despite such inconveniences, airlines say they are going out of their way to be pet friendly.
"You can market cars to people who want to get away" from such inconveniences, Mr. Harteveldt said.
But for many of today's taller young Japanese, the envy of others compensates nicely for such inconveniences.
Yarab would no doubt have claimed that such inconveniences are merely physical obstacles on a more spiritual journey.
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