Come, if it is not inconvenient to you.
We can also define three degrees of disadvantage: excluding, impeding, and inconvenient.
Now that the myth of ever-rising house prices has been shattered, it may be time to embrace another inconvenient truth: that prices can take decades to recover, at least when adjusted for inflation.
In the past, metallic money provided an inconvenient and unsatisfactory solution to the question of value.
If it is faithfully rendered onscreen like a little bound book, it will be much more complex, inconvenient, and difficult to use than the physical address book.
There is no moral precept that does not have something inconvenient about it.
The defence report would have been obliged to reiterate Japan's inconvenient claim to this inconvenient bit of real estate.
Get rid of all the smoking paraphernalia in the house, your car and your purse. Make it more and more inconvenient to smoke.
He came at an inconvenient time.
