inconvenient

On the most inconvenient day of the whole year for me.

The call could not have come at a more inconvenient moment.

Even so, I found one of them to be much less inconvenient than the other.

She had always developed them at the most inconvenient times.

Inconvenient, but the people would not stand for it in the city.

Perhaps it will be inconvenient for him to keep me here at such a time.

Well, it could be more than inconvenient for that company.

"We did not mean to come at an inconvenient time."

It is inconvenient for them to study in other district.

This baby daughter was coming at a most inconvenient time.

If the time is inconvenient, ask that it be changed.

"He's had some inconvenient things happen before, and come back from it."

That may often be inconvenient, as indeed it was in the past.

Other than that, however, there was nothing particularly inconvenient for her.

"It must be inconvenient, having so many people in your home."

It's people like that who make it inconvenient for everybody else.

It is inconvenient to park the car, go in, and then drive on.

You also have a few rather inconvenient little facts to deal with.

"Of course if it's inconvenient I can come back another time."

It was not inconvenient for him to think so, she realized.

On the other hand, it might also, after a while, turn out to be very inconvenient, too.

It would be inconvenient if they died before telling us what we need to know.

First, an inconvenient truth: This is not a new story.

A president, he said, has to follow the law, however inconvenient.

What's more, the schedule is often inconvenient for many people.