So, putting that into consideration, it would just be totally inconsiderate to make the World Cup happen more frequently in spite of the complaints of the players.
This phrase often means that something is disorganised or in the wrong order, but it is also used in spoken English to say that someone has been unfair or inconsiderate.
I'd notice if they were really mean or inconsiderate. What did those girls do—anything mean? Did they throw things at the animals? Did they try to push you into one of the cages?
They'd asked their governess to come in to dinner because some woman had thrown them over at the last moment-you know how inconsiderate people are-and they would have been thirteen at table.