inconvenience

In a statement the school apologised "for any inconvenience caused by this external issue, but safeguarding our children is our number one priority".

"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and cooperation."

It means the fact United need a couple of days to secure his work visa is not too much of an inconvenience.

Now that her service only runs once every two hours, she feels she sometimes has to find alternatives because of the inconvenience.

Nevertheless, the twice-annual changing of the clocks is generally unpopular, with complaints including that it causes confusion, inconvenience, health risks, car crashes and sleep disruptions.