" "It would have been exceedingly inconvenient not only for you, but also for us," said the manager.

It was decidedly inconvenient, considering the state of their finances, to have thrown away that five hundred dollars on McGinty.

The Prussians had made a new discovery in international politics: that it may often be convenient to make a promise; and yet curiously inconvenient to keep it.

How terribly inconvenient must be this habit of touching to passengers going from home, such as Euphemia Smith and Thomas Crinkett!

To be without them would be distressingly inconvenient, no doubt; but one can have luxurious provision of both and remain very wretched.

The words, Protestant and Reformed, would be to the Chinese unintelligible, consequently inconvenient.

What can it be, old fellow, that induced you to send for me at a time so peculiarly inconvenient to John?"