Sentence examples for though inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Though inconvenient, this restriction has limited the number of tourists and, in turn, has allowed Lerici to retain much of the authenticity that has captivated visitors for centuries.

This time, Nixon carries the moral weight, telling the truth, though inconvenient to his hopes for rehabilitation, because he must.

[Peter's] friendliness took complete possession of the necessary, though often inconvenient, affairs of life.

Though politically inconvenient for some, precaution simply acknowledges this scope and choice.

It was flawed by dint of the fact that, even though An Inconvenient Truth won him a Nobel Peace prize, his celebrity has never been enough to separate "Al" from "Gore".

Though occasionally inconvenient, these arrangements can enable a ruling party to pass much of its agenda and fill all ministerial posts itself (one complaint about coalitions is that ministers appointed from smaller parties are not always experienced enough for senior office) without having to make too many uncomfortable concessions.

In time though many inconvenient facts were to emerge, not least that the men were Shia, so hardly likely to have been involved in a type of international movement of Sunni militant groups.

That's a tough one, though, because of an inconvenient fact: I don't actually know a lot about business.

Well, Harrington could make the trip to Scotland, inconvenient though it might be.

But, inconvenient though it is to admit, he is also a first-class film-maker.

Sometimes, Ms. Law of Houlihan Lawrence said, sellers and brokers have to bite the bullet and go through with a showing even though it's inconvenient.