Sentence examples for which was inconvenient from inspiring English sources

The flap also required two hands -- one to hold it open, the other to reach in the box -- which was inconvenient.

It is true that she left after four days, three days early, which was inconvenient, but that was an agent thing.

As first a child and then a writer, he had an exceptional sense of smell, which was inconvenient for the many secret drinkers in his family.

Since experts with holistic knowledge were unavailable, the women felt responsible to find knowledgeable providers for their care needs, which was inconvenient and disappointing to them.

Which is inconvenient given that I am covering the Beijing Olympic Games.

The documentary changes Alex, which is inconvenient for everybody else on the bus.

But the party, and its representatives, will bear costs from being associated with the shutdown, which is inconvenient, hurts the economy, and lowers our international status.

Without the guerrillas' protection, the farmers may have to move to smaller and more dispersed plots, which is inconvenient and costly.

The actual details of the murder scene never did become entirely clear, which is inconvenient and way too much like life for the audience of a juicy murder trial.

Without mentioning Piñera's homosexuality directly, he criticized "the marginalization and opprobrium" Piñera had experienced, and denounced the tendency among those who had committed abuses of "forgetting that which is inconvenient".

Without cupboards, you can't economise and buy in bulk - even a bargain bumper pack of toilet roll is a major space devouring purchase, stored by necessity in the lounge, which is inconvenient in so many ways.