The only inconvenience suffered by the copyright infringer is that they have to re-up the files that were taken down.

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We were lucky to face only inconvenience.

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The fact that no Americans actually managed to do so is only a minor historical inconvenience.

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Londoners typically find solidarity only in suffering or inconvenience: through Tube strikes, terrorist scares or the weather.

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Andrew Flintoff, in his first match for England since the World Cup in April, reached 90mph in his first over and bowled with impressive accuracy in two spells, with only some rogue no-balls to mildly inconvenience him.

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"Not only was there a risk posed to those people but there was massive inconvenience posed to people of all ages and to families in an around that area, " the district commander added.

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The medical economist Rashi Fein observed in 1986 that there are only three ways to limit the extravagant demand for medical care: "Inconvenience, " the practice used in the military, where one must wait interminably for care.

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Not only can it defend itself against harsh critics, it can also protect its passengers from hazards and inconvenience, while keeping them connected and entertained.

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