inconvenient

Not only is this inconvenient for users, but maintaining dozens of separate websites is an administrative headache.

It is also true—and this is inconvenient—that the US had not been innocent in the decades leading up to 9/11.

His latest book is An Inconvenient Genocide: Who Now Remembers The Armenians?

It is a horrific and inconvenient truth, but paying ransoms to free hostages invariably worsens the problem in the long-term.

He has struggled to keep his marriage together after confronting some inconvenient truths about himself.

A wine critic friend of mine asked for an interview with the winemaker but was told it was “inconvenient.”

The fact is, that it is somewhat inconvenient to carry books in such regions, and I did not think of bringing a Bible.

Aunt Ri was a privileged character, but her logical method of questioning was inconvenient.

When it is inconvenient to stain before the smears have dried, capsules can be shown by the method of Hiss.

The Bell and Tainter machine was operated by a storage battery and this was an inconvenient and expensive form of power.

The old method, by which a note was named from its relative place in the Perfect System, must evidently have become inconvenient.