"Over the years it has suffered expense and inconvenience."

Until then, I hope that no one suffers undue inconvenience.

The county has argued that local residents have suffered major inconvenience from the closing.

Do you suffer much inconvenience from the staircase, ma'am?

"Our passengers have suffered enough inconvenience as it is."

But we're going to bend over backwards to make sure the community and the merchants suffer as little inconvenience as possible.

I must suffer inconvenience merely to quiet the spiteful tongues of vipers.

And nothing can change the fact that America will suffer significant disruptions and inconvenience for some time.

And certainly if one of us is going to suffer inconvenience, I would much rather that it be her.

Whoever suffered inconvenience, she must suffer none, but it occupied a little time to settle the point of civility between the other two.