inconvenience
inconveniency , also: disconvenience old use

Even a little inconvenience is too much for many students, though.

But what these little companies provide more than makes up for the inconvenience.

You and your people are just an inconvenience to us.

These problems would be nothing more than an inconvenience then.

I should almost certainly be a bit of an inconvenience, you see.

I was never more than an inconvenience and a problem to them.

But we do not think of it as an inconvenience.

This had turned out to be something of an inconvenience for him.

Too many people learn about war with no inconvenience to themselves.

I thought at first it was just a small inconvenience.

It is an inconvenience we did not need, to say the least.

We have felt the inconvenience, though we've made the best of it.

In fact, the cold would be more than an inconvenience to her.

It will inconvenience some of us for a day or so.

And if I could do something about that inconvenience, well, so much the better.

Many said that the experience had not been any more than an inconvenience.

I have to go every 2 or 3 hours, and in my line of work, that's a real inconvenience.

I certainly hope that something can be done to end this inconvenience.

Red Rose could be brought in with very little inconvenience.

In most cases, however, the lack of water was just an inconvenience.

All right then, let's turn left if it's going to inconvenience them.

He could get through ten hours a day now without inconvenience.

The fact that people died was just an inconvenience, like them being out when you called.

It is easy to see that the inconvenience would last but a short time.

"You got enough inconveniences in the city without having that."

Then we'd see if a head shot inconvenienced him any.

"But for the time being, people are still really inconvenienced."

She would buy my company at the price of inconveniencing her brother.

He had wanted someone else to raise our children because they inconvenienced him.

People were really inconvenienced, and at some cost, but I doubt they got any money back.

"But they will be very seriously inconvenienced for a long time."

Had I been killed, how might she, herself, be inconvenienced?

We are sorry that any of you should have been inconvenienced.

Most people suspect that one way or another, they will be inconvenienced.

I am certain it never crossed his mind to be inconvenienced.

He would be inconvenienced into doing his duty, nothing more than that.

Then get his personal belongings when I would not be inconvenienced.

Though it inconvenienced the families of the 34,000 children, many parents said they supported the workers.

Mike's mother did not want to be "inconvenienced" by their special needs child.

But until a solution is found, fans will be inconvenienced.

My being up here has inconvenienced a lot of people."

Others remained for an hour or more, inconveniencing those waiting below.

Thus far, these things haven't much more than inconvenienced us.

I hope you were not inconvenienced by swallowing too much water.

The whole project took three months, during which we were sometimes inconvenienced but nearly always entertained.

When there was a strike like this in 1991, it inconvenienced a lot of people.

Of course it wouldn't have inconvenienced him in any way.

This is not about a few hundred decent people being inconvenienced.

"I know we're inconveniencing a lot of people," she said about a possible strike.

But the driver who hit me has scarcely been inconvenienced.