Sentences with phrase «prove inconvenient»

Be that as it may, for lenders, the drop in sales could prove inconvenient.

While in - person courses are accepted, attending such a program may prove inconvenient with specific dates and times available for participation.

Depending on your practice, this may prove inconvenient for clients.

I worry especially that younger scientists might be deterred from going into climate research (or any topic where scientific findings can prove inconvenient to powerful vested interests).

Dr. Mann, who now works at Penn State University, said in a statement: «It is a victory not just for me and the university, but for all scientists who live in fear that they may be subject to a politically - motivated witch hunt when their research findings prove inconvenient to powerful vested interests.»

While this may prove inconvenient if you use cash frequently, you can get around this issue by linking your balance to a checking account at a more traditional bank.

Something that may prove inconvenient for some users is the integration of the climate control system into the central display: you can't adjust the temperature or turn on A / C without touching the screen.

If you're working or traveling, popping pills may prove inconvenient.

Booth removes Africanized bee hives that have been constructed in areas that prove inconvenient for nearby human activity.

This proves inconvenient, some say, as even though a few feet of cord are between the connection with the blanket and the controls, depending on the placement of your outlet, you still may have to set the controls near your feet or on the floor rather than have them near at hand.

If it had proven inconvenient to him, he'd have been far more likely to notice that there was an error.

Not exact matches

The teaching of Christ in the gospels is full of exhortations to «works righteousness,» however inconvenient they may prove for certain established strains of Christian dogmatics, and the episode of the young ruler is wholly lacking in the sort of exegetical ambiguities that might allow for reassuring evasions of that sort.

Even though the regulatory institutions were stronger than those fostering Europe's carbon cap - and - trade system, the European Monetary Union proved relatively ineffective at keeping its powerful members in line when commitments grew inconvenient.

Forget any fact deemed inconvenient: When public school districts ask for proven measures to help their children, reject them as not «innovative.»

Self - Interest No. 2: Changing the Subject From Poverty and Inequality — Inconvenient as it is to corporate education «reformers,» the well - proven fact is that poverty — not teacher quality, union density or school structure — is the primary driver of student achievement.

«Our film was not the first nor the only thing to clue people in to the dangers of the corporate reform movement, but «The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting for Superman» has proven to be an important piece of the ever - growing pushback and effort to preserve public education.»

These coupes have been compromised by having to open the driver - side door before the rear door could be opened, proving to be inconvenient for both the driver and passenger, and extremely difficult to operate in tight parking lot situations.

Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth proved that the issue of global warming can't penetrate the hearts of non-scientists through words alone; it needs pictures.

One of the first things I do on discovering a new and delightful writer is search out other of their works — which, in some cases prove to be out of print or otherwise inconvenient to obtain.

Initial alerts, however, are less secure because you could forget about it or it might prove too inconvenient.

There is sufficient context within the emails themselves to prove that several climate scientists had deleted «inconvenient data» regarding tree rings in service of a political end, namely the removal of a «potential distraction.»

The low frequency reconstructions calibrated to temperature were much too inconvenient when proving a preconceived notion.

It's just that it's so easy to corrupt — you can «prove» anything with (the misuse of) statistics, especially if you're prepared to accept P values of 0.1 as being significant, RR values very close to unity and confidence intervals which encompass unity (ie no effect), if you're prepared to leave out «inconvenient» results and to gloss over «unfortunate» facts such as lack of biological plausibility, dose response, tiny sample sizes and massive confounding factors.

The relation d (CO2 natural)(t) / dt = k (T (t)- T0) of figure 17 - B has been proved by several authors (Jeffrey Park, Murry Salby, Beenstock) with quite different techniques and alas without subtraction of the anthropic part; that is inconvenient for the last 12 years since the surge of the Chinese coal is quite significant (figure 17 - E right), but their results are only bettered by using the relevant time series CO2natural (t) and T (t) intertropical UAH instead of some global CO2 (t) and global T (t) from HadCRUT or GISS.

«35 Inconvenient Truths: The errors in Al Gore's movie» «Proved - There is no climate crisis» «Greenhouse Warming?

Sometimes certain hypotheses are unwelcomed or inconvenient, and often they are proved wrong.

He certainly proves your points in his blockbuster movie, An Inconvenient Truth... pretty inconvenient that his «facts» never emerged... only carbon taxes (ignorant, compliantInconvenient Truth... pretty inconvenient that his «facts» never emerged... only carbon taxes (ignorant, compliantinconvenient that his «facts» never emerged... only carbon taxes (ignorant, compliant Canadians!)

I suspect that none will take on this challenge: (a) You are not a PHOSTA and lack the background, knowledge and critical thinking skills it takes to understand the existing data and its implication in terms global geochemical systems; (b) You will be unable to find through literature research or create via experiment or observation the data needed to come to a self - consistent derivation and will thus ignore this challenge in the face of embarrassment; or (c) You will want to conveniently ignore the myriad of data presented by Bohm and others since these data contradict your theory and your working studiously to prove otherwise is, well, just inconvenient.

The person applying for the Order must prove that the MPA guidelines have been met, and that there is good reason for the order (i.e. not that it is simply a matter of them not wanting to move out of the home because moving would be inconvenient).

Managing people and properties in other areas proved to be not only tiresome, but inconvenient — even with managers in place.

If you work regular 9 - to - 5 hours, getting in touch with an agent who also only works those hours might prove difficult or inconvenient.