Sentence examples for a more cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's rules establish a more cumbersome process.

Before that, peramivir had been available only through a more cumbersome "compassionate use" procedure.

It is difficult to imagine a more cumbersome method, short of using Roman numerals!

As it turns out, it was true that the iPhone made e-mailing a more cumbersome experience.

He was not the inventor of the stereoscope; that honor belongs to Charles Wheatstone, a British scientist who had built a more cumbersome device twenty years earlier.

But officials do not accept NS1 as evidence of dengue, allowing only the results of a more cumbersome laboratory test, which detects antibodies against dengue.

And as plenty of tech pundits have been more than happy to point out, an adapter is a heck of a lot more cumbersome than half of an SD card.

"They made the process a heck of a lot more cumbersome than they needed to," Mr. Ellis said.

Since it's often compared to liquor, you might be imagining the pot-buying experience as similar to a trip to the beer and wine store but buying weed will be a little (read: a lot) more cumbersome than buying booze.

Paired with a cheap camera, it's a more versatile although a bit more cumbersome solution.

As a result, it's often a painstaking process for travel retailers and aggregators to feature ticketing information and sell train tickets in a pan-Eurpoean or global way, which in turn has the potential to make rail travel a much more cumbersome alternative to flying from a consumer point of view.