Sentence examples for through inconvenience from inspiring English sources

"By the time the case is resolved in Indian courts, the person or company has already been put through inconvenience," said Vijayendra Pratap Singh, a partner at one of India's largest corporate law firms, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff.

We walked straight through without inconvenience or delay.

And now the fun starts – Florentino Pérez is the new Real Madrid president, without even having to go through the inconvenience of voting.

John Clare (1793-1864) is described on his memorial in the village of Helpston as "the Northamptonshire peasant poet" although, through an inconvenience of local governmental reorganisation, Helpston is now in Cambridgeshire.

He told LBC radio: "I'm not quite sure what you would describe it as apart from a piece of bile and vitriol from our political opponents, who don't happen to be in a political party – they're in a TV channel and don't have to go through the inconvenience of running for office.

The viaduct was the price the village paid for relief from the through traffic, and the inconveniences of the reconstruction are seen in the village as equally unavoidable.

Londoners typically find solidarity only in suffering or inconvenience: through Tube strikes, terrorist scares or the weather.

But if you are tough enough to face down lung cancer warnings, you'll probably battle through a minor inconvenience like that.

And it will mean that employers can't always assume it will be the woman who will inconvenience hem through maternity leave.

The idea was that by arranging houses in low density, semi-pedestrianised precincts, residents would be spared the noise and inconvenience of through traffic, and children could play safely away from the cars.

So each year, because of one "fact", thousands of innocent black people are put through the humiliation and inconvenience of a police search – simply because their skin colour makes them "look" like a criminal in the officers' mind.