Sentence examples similar to unavoidable inconveniences from inspiring English sources
There was one unavoidable inconvenience.
The most usual mechanism to couple dots is the application of an electric bias field [6, 7]; however, this involves reduction of the oscillator strength due to induced decrease of the electron-hole overlap, so presenting an unavoidable inconvenience for optical work with excitons.
Some inconvenience may be unavoidable, but travelers can still take steps to avoid the worst problems, and may apply certain lessons to future trips, if holiday travel is already booked.
Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.
Last, although some ongoing development is probably unavoidable with many innovative e-health interventions, the resulting inconvenience for professionals should be restricted to a minimum, as the start-up problems caused by working with an application under development are likely to deter participants who were hesitant to adopt these techniques to begin with.
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.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused families, but we have had to take this unavoidable decision given the extreme weather conditions and the difficulties this has caused".
Change creates some inconveniences".
All the modern inconveniences.
