Примеры предложений на английский со словом "inconvenient"

Without telephones, it would be inconvenient.
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If it were not for the computer, how inconvenient our lives would be!
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The trains are inconvenient and uncomfortable; in addition, they never run on time.
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You may find it a bit inconvenient if you can't use the Internet.
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If our quote is inconvenient for you, please let us know.
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I think that it would be inconvenient to live in a city with no door.
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They came at an inconvenient time.
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It is inconvenient to work in evening clothes.
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The opposite of "inconvenient" is "convenient".
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That might be a little inconvenient for you, don't you think?
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That was a very inconvenient time to bring up the subject.
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The inconvenient improbability that we exist as self-conscious beings raises the ontological questions of where, when, and how did it all come into being.
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If there were no telephones, it would be inconvenient.
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Illness can often occur at a very inconvenient time.
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It's a little inconvenient.
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That'll be inconvenient.
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He has to go to the bathroom right when the food's being served. He's always doing things at such inconvenient times.
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I'm sure it's inconvenient.
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It was inconvenient.
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Is this an inconvenient time for you? I can call back later.
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"I don't wish to make things inconvenient." "When I have bought the things I need, if I have anything left, I will lend it to you."
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The screws are in an inconvenient place.
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His phone call past midnight was pretty inconvenient.
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The countryside is inconvenient, but it has many advantages that you will find nowhere else.
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That's a very inconvenient place for you to lie, Cookie.
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The location is just too inconvenient for Ziri.
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When I was in Japan decades ago, I could have taken thousands of pictures, but at that time, photography was more inconvenient. Anyway, the Web now has many enjoyable images from Japan.
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Vilbert was an itinerant quack-doctor, well known to the rustic population, and absolutely unknown to anybody else, as he, indeed, took care to be, to avoid inconvenient investigations.
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Cookie is sleeping in an inconvenient spot.
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Please let me know beforehand when you come! I'm not a fan of these surprise visits. They're always inconvenient for me.
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The trains are inconvenient and uncomfortable, and they are never on time.
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The trains are inconvenient and uncomfortable, and they're never on time.
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You must give a proof of your love even with a reprimand, even if you are in an inconvenient or difficult situation; the good must always be pursued.

It's an inconvenient situation.

The exception that proves the rule. This is often used to mean that the exception confirms the rule. However, prove in this case means 'test'; the fact that there is an exception implies that the rule may not be valid, or may need some modification. The phrase is perhaps most often used as a more or less meaningless reply to an inconvenient fact: 'You're always late'. 'I was early this morning'. 'Ah, but the exception proves the rule!'.