“The good doctor thinks too much of only slight symptoms, and would inconvenience me with his rules.”

“Noise and fumes from the heavy traffic would greatly inconvenience residents.”

“The travelling public is inconvenienced enough by using public transport without contending with strikes.”

“In America, barrier walls are built along highways to keep neighbors from being inconvenienced by the noise.”

“Traffic and the general public are greatly inconvenienced by delays and detours severely impacting on road users in the area.”

“There are several ways for people with legitimate questions or difficulties to find help without inconveniencing hundreds of others.”

“We will be able to scan in-patients when they need it without inconveniencing out-patients.”

“But when the blockade is prolonged, inconveniencing thousands of motorists, one has to look askance at it.”