Sentence examples for the less convenient from inspiring English sources

The greater the security provided by a control, the less convenient it is for affected individuals.

But the more you lock a system down, the less convenient you make it.

The less convenient truth is that US nationalism has continued to fail black America – which is why football players are refusing to sing the national anthem.

But it's more difficult to identify the business travel dollar these days, because earlier this year corporations angry about high fares began sending many corporate travelers out on the less convenient, lower-fare advance-purchase tickets typically used by leisure travelers.

The Montague Tube's closure forced an estimated 65,000 R train riders to seek other transportation options, such as the nearby 4 and 5 trains through the Joralemon Tube and the less convenient A and C trains through the Cranberry Tube and 2 and 3 trains through the Clark Street Tube.

For example, a bone marrow sample can most easily and painlessly be obtained from the ilium (the hip bone), which is relatively close to the surface of the body — good to know should a doctor want to take a sample from the less convenient femur (thigh bone), sternum (chest bone) or rib.

Though technically you need a Brazilian visa just to pass through, conventional traveler wisdom (and many guidebooks and sites) says it's O.K. True law-abiders can take the less-convenient ferry.

You can alternatively use the less-convenient bookmarklet, which should work for any browser.

The less-convenient Cincinnati Union Terminal replaced Court Street in 1933, as agreed upon by all railroads participating in its construction.

Too often, consumers have been lured to the Web by the promise of convenience, only to find the experience less convenient than shopping at the mall.

New Yorkers who regularly rely on Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing services to travel around the city's five boroughs may find the apps less convenient in the next year. .