Inconvenienced in a sentence

A swipe from their melee weapons, projectile attacks and grapples now see him defeated rather than injured or merely inconvenienced.

In his complaint, he said he continues to use the company’s app, as he will be inconvenienced and unable or less likely to earn Dunkin’ rewards without it.

But if you don’t want to be inconvenienced, don’t do it,” they said.

Maybe it's just me who felt inconvenienced and pressured.

The cost of hiring Hampden or Murrayfield will further affect finances, and the fans will be inconvenienced in travelling to an alternative venue, particularly if that is in Edinburgh.

The enormous traffic jams caused by the “slow walking” resulted in high policing costs, inconvenienced tens of thousands of commuters, and forced people to miss funerals and appointments.

The statement added: “DAA apologises to all passengers who were inconvenienced by this morning’s issues.

This has inconvenienced locals and disrupted their businesses and road traffic.

While the camp did not have permanent residents, it did have "semi-regulars" and others who stored their vehicles on site who might be inconvenienced by any closure.

But when events are political and racially charged, for this — you will not put up with being inconvenienced.

Health Minister Stephen Wade said the government would consider compensation for people inconvenienced or out of pocket by the confusion on a case-by-case basis.

It’s unfortunate that they still have limited use, but at least you’ll be inconvenienced less frequently.

She does all this with a smile on her face and never appears inconvenienced by our requests.

The characters on are mostly just rich idiots on vacation who find themselves inconvenienced when a mechanical malfunction knocks the ship off course, turning a planned eight-week journey into a potentially three-year-long odyssey.

This year, it is being done by 1,879 VCEs ad talati-cum-mantris, To ensure that farmers are not inconvenienced in their villages, gramsevaks will be roped in for registration process.

We’ve been inconvenienced for 500 years.

All are being inconvenienced by the IBU.

And no truly important people, and by 'important', I mean super rich were inconvenienced.

But again, it’s ironic that James’ primary concern is how his own life was temporarily inconvenienced by the social activism of another.

But while many Californians were inconvenienced by the blackouts, University of California Cooperative Extension fire scientist Lenya Quinn-Davidson she worries that too much emphasis is being placed on utilities as the cause of fires.