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inconvenient

[in-kuhn-veen-yuhnt] / ˌɪn kənˈvin yənt /


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Businesses have installed planters and other noisemaking devices to make staying in front of a storefront inconvenient.

From Los Angeles Times

This is inconvenient for investors, to say the least.

From MarketWatch

Our reviewer, Steven Poole, wrote that “the book proceeds like a convoluted murder mystery, introducing one suspect after another in what seems like an open-and-shut case, before puncturing the promising narrative with an inconvenient fact.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Here are some additional inconvenient facts that upset the dominant narrative about the color line and poverty in America: White people constitute the largest group of poor people in America.

From Salon

You can also make a case for some compensation for the inconvenient change.

From Washington Post