Sentence examples for Most laborious from inspiring English sources

Of all the forms of entertainment, reading is the most laborious.

Still, Mr. Richter communicates a pleasure in work, even at its most laborious.

Hopstop's route was the most laborious, but also the most adventurous.

This is the most laborious art, in a style of minimal geometry, proudly unaccommodating, demanding decipherment and mentally unremitting.

As the only "cooking" here involves boiling some cola, it's not the most laborious recipe, but it is delicious.

She sells the results for £600 (for a sketch) to £9,000 (for the most laborious copy).

The fellowships are all very similar in duration (from 2 to 3 years) and application procedures (although in my experience the E.U. was the most bureaucratic, laborious, and sometimes obscure of the three).

Until now, the detection, characterization, and quantification of ENPs, especially in different matrices, are still challenging tasks and the analytical methods required to provide sufficiently reliable data are most often laborious, expensive, and/or demand specialized and trained operators.

Each fish has 769 bones, and most recipes involve laborious techniques to melt them.

Still, he's the one having to do most of the laborious exposition here, while all the fun is in the barmy delusions of Florinda Bolkan.

If this worked, it would render redundant most of the laborious alternative techniques on which the public program was based, not to mention its payroll of thousands of employees.