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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a particularly cumbersome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is especially difficult, awkward, or burdensome in a specific context.
Example: "The new software update has introduced a particularly cumbersome process for data entry that frustrates the users."
Alternatives: "an especially burdensome" or "a notably awkward".
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"Consubstantial!" Mr. Colbert exclaimed, using a particularly cumbersome word that is now recited in the Nicene Creed.
With no more than a few minutes' hesitation, she gets to work, disposing of the corpse as if it were a particularly cumbersome household nuisance.
Also, in most Caribbean countries land titling is a particularly cumbersome, costly and often difficult process beyond the reach of low-income groups. 2 Development Standards: Most developing countries adopt industrialized urbanization models and standards oriented to middle and upper -income housing ideals (i.e., suburban subdivision models) of the 1950s and 1960s.
I must admit I've also found myself calling customer services again and again as I've struggled to navigate a particularly cumbersome IVR system or get the answer that I was looking for.
As the establishment here sweats beneath a particularly cumbersome stack of scandals, what is most striking is not the alleged crimes themselves but the nonchalance with which the accused have shrugged off the very notion that they might be publicly accountable for their actions.
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Critics say voter I.D. laws like the one in Texas make casting a ballot particularly cumbersome for the young, seniors and the poor, who are less likely to have official state identification, as such laws often require.
This requires the attendance of a healthcare professional or necessitates an outpatient clinic visit, particularly cumbersome for patients in the community such as those on home-based therapies or with a functioning transplant.
Buying an apartment in Manhattan has been particularly cumbersome, because agents do not share their listings on any central source.
The delinearization overhead is particularly cumbersome for services which require a semantic description of contents.
Particularly cumbersome are his intermittent questions – he does a lot of wondering aloud – a rhetorical strategy that needlessly implies a level of naïveté that Mr. Jarecki's strong, persuasive moviemaking finally demolishes.
Even though it is well known that the initial high FGF period is a major determinant of vapor and gas consumption, many anesthesiologists continue to use high FGF initially because low flow techniques have been perceived as particularly cumbersome to use at the beginning of an anesthetic.
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