Sentences with phrase «as minor inconveniences»

What started out as a minor inconvenience for Barça is now a serious problem.

That said, it's not called the city that never sleeps for nothing, and sometimes all that hubbub — from the taxis that view pedestrians as a minor inconvenience to the neon onslaught of Times Square — can be overwhelming.

The same goes for the display, which in a world of Huawei Watch 2s and LG Watch Sports which can adjust their brightness on the fly, stands out as a minor inconvenience.

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In the Christian case it has caused both the exaggeration of historical stories and the tendency for modern Christians living cushy lives as a majority to call every minor inconvenience to their domination «martyrdom».

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Here she was reading about serious, even life - threatening complications, yet her doctor either hadn't known or hadn't told her of any of the risks — risks she says «I would never have taken for such a minor inconvenience as urinary incontinence.»

Killing Ground follows a couple (Ian Meadows» Ian and Harriet Dyer's Sam) as they arrive at a remote campsite and immediately discover that another family, led by Julian Garner's Rob and Maya Stange's Margaret, have already staked their claim there, with this minor inconvenience eventually rendered moot by the appearance of a couple of violent, loose - cannon locals (Aaron Pedersen's German and Aaron Glenane's Chook).

This makes it a minor inconvenience to users of the book service as now they will have to load up the website for the eBook store to purchase new books and then sync it to their iPad tablets instead of being able to do everything from the app itself.

For now, those students who are willing to cope with the minor inconveniences are already enjoying savings of sometimes as much as 75 % on texts for their classes, a savings which easily pays for the device itself over the course of a college career.

Nimmagadda, who describes himself as «progressive» in his approach to allowing allergy - sufferers to have pets, said that he thinks the benefits of having a pet in the home often outweighs the inconvenience of dealing with minor allergies.

This sometimes means you can't skip a cutscene if you are replaying a level as it is «still loading» but this is a minor inconvenience for a flawless first - time experience.

The arm has a long reach, but it can't be fired at the same time as the gun, which seems like a minor inconvenience at first.

This film has some great lessons for potential jurors, including the intensity of the psychology and interpersonal dynamics during deliberations, the need to be skeptical of the prosecution's case, the gravity of what is at stake for the defendant as compared to the minor inconveniences for jurors, and so on.

Other disabilities may have only a minimal impact on the individual's life such as minor daily inconveniences.

Relationship scientists refer to these behaviors as «willingness to sacrifice,» and they can run the gamut from minor and short term inconveniences, such as having to go to your partner's work party on Friday night when you would rather stay home and watch The Bachelor on TV, to much more substantial or long - term sacrifices, such as jumping in front of a train to save your partner's life.

List management issues such as adding and deleting subscription requests, which were only a minor inconvenience with 200 names, can become a major administrative headache when your list approaches 1,000 names or more.