| It will be no inconveniency to me therefore to wait upon you at whatever time you please. |
| My refusal to eat flesh occasioned an inconveniency, and I was frequently chid for my singularity. |
| Perhaps infinite wisdom foresees some inconveniency which we are not aware of, and therefore is about to remove us. |
| But shall we abolish literature, because it is not unaccompanied with inconveniencies? |
| To consent may possibly, if not probably, be attended with inconveniencies. |
| Rush not into a state of life, the inconveniencies of which you never thought on. |
