inconvenient

But for the Christian right, this is mostly an inconvenient fact that can be explained away by the belief that God uses flawed men to fulfill his will.

What emerges, then, is a story without history, within simplified parameters, meant to convey an embattled neighborhood without mentioning certain neighbors, free of any inconvenient perspectives.

If the grassroots action is sustained and substantial, if it really is inconvenient enough, he might indeed have to deal.

In practice, defining and then setting out to quantify the “housing you need” is an exercise fraught with messy data, guesstimation and an inconvenient need for judgement calls.

Glennie: I agree, there is a growing cruelty in how governments are turning their backs on those they see as inconvenient or burdensome.