inconvenient

Like any tool, the value of these tools becomes apparent only when the alternatives become inconvenient.

Such systems traditionally need a lanyard of some kind to provide unobstructed access, and this is super inconvenient for the user.

Consider that a command-line interface is an extremely inconvenient way for most people to use a computer but perfectly natural for others.

After watching 'An Inconvenient Truth', I was quite affected by the supposed plight of the Polar Bears.

Accounting is much easier than it used to be, so we can afford to be a bit more inconvenient.

Just work your normal job until it becomes too inconvenient to keep working there, give 2 weeks notice and be on your way.

If you're good at it, there's nothing inconvenient about the format at all.

Even lots of people who really enjoy eating or cooking find it inconvenient or limiting to have to eat as often as is necessary.

If you are a business for whom lawyers are an inconvenient expense, paperwork devoid of real value, then go ahead and download your legal advice.

Sure, it's quick for the sender, but it's inconvenient for me.

Lots of people - huge numbers of people - find it very inconvenient to source healthy, palatable food twice or three times per day, every day.

And I don't understand why their information is presented in such an inconvenient format.