Sentence examples for the associated inconveniences from inspiring English sources

Even as an adult, with all the associated inconveniences of an unplanned snow interruption, I still enjoy a good surprise snowfall.

The associated inconvenience and stress associated with this should, of course, be taken into account.

Likewise, for the concept of disaster, the focus is on the negative disruption and effects to humans and the things we value and the associated inconvenience to us rather than upon the more-than-human and the wider collection of environments.

To decrease the differences between prior definitions of bleeding, this complicated evaluation is most likely necessary, but its complexity and the associated inconvenience for users could be limitations to its wide application in clinical practice.

The advantage of this oral approach is the alleviation of the requirement for and the cost of central venous catheter implantation and the associated inconvenience of infusion pump, which in turn might improve the quality of life of treated patients.

Even so, islet transplantation does not (for more than a few years) negate the need for insulin and the associated inconveniences and has not convincingly been shown to favorably change the end-organ complication rate, at least with regard to the kidney, which is the most significant determinant of patient survival.

In our study, the most influential factor in women's decision to decline participation was their concerns regarding additional follow-up demands and its associated inconvenience, expenses, and time.

Over the last year, lead banks negotiated more heavily to spread this obligation and the associated capital burden, an inconvenience for corporate treasury departments accustomed to dealing with a single institution on these fronts.

And I wrestle with the associated guilt.

C86 and the associated scene was democratic.

Amanda believes the benefits outweigh the inconveniences.