Sentence examples for a very cumbersome from inspiring English sources

It is, to begin with, a very cumbersome process so cumbersome that Britain abandoned it two centuries ago as a means of disciplining ministers.

"Record keeping is a very cumbersome process," said James Griffin, spokesman for Fidelity, which has offered a similar system for individual stock transactions since November 2000.

Of course soon nobody will understand this: there'll be no one alive who wrote on a typewriter, but it was a very cumbersome process.

"This state administration has kept in place a very cumbersome bureaucratic red tape that has kept 600,000 eligible children from enrolling in Medicaid," Mr. Lieberman said.

It has a very cumbersome narrative structure (flitting between Simpson's story and that of "Wally Winthrop", a young woman in late 1990s New York obsessed by her) and takes a strangely reverential attitude toward the British aristocracy of the 1930s.

Pairwise comparison can be a very cumbersome and confusing exercise when a large number of pairs is involved.

With voice recognition applied to a digital archive, you can immediately access the area in the interview that is about the subject matter, speeding up a medium which is very cumbersome to use".

"Many, many vendors offer this, but they offer it in a way that is very cumbersome for organizations to adopt," she said.

Although such a threat can be very cumbersome to contain (as it depends on many factors and actors of the cloud), actions such as user education about security and VM monitoring are often relevant safeguards.

Beyond the phenotyping functionality, the FlyCatwalk is able to sort flies from the measured population based on user-defined selection criteria, a process that is very cumbersome to do manually, and thus additionally reduces the time and labor investment for selection experiments.

This task can become very cumbersome for a very large area or for a single triggering event that has caused many flow events in a same area.