Sentence examples for be too cumbersome from inspiring English sources

But the process does not appear to be too cumbersome.

Such surveillance, however, would be too cumbersome and expensive.

Wearing equipment was considered, but rejected, in part because of concerns it would be too cumbersome.

As films became longer, such methods proved to be too cumbersome.

Industry fought back, claiming that the law would be too cumbersome and costly.

"It would simply be too cumbersome to operate a Medicare P.P.O.

But officials decided the equipment would be too cumbersome at the difficult site.

The effort they said would be too cumbersome and too costly.

The system relied on visual symbols, not sound, and used a large stationary keyboard that proved to be too cumbersome.

Schumer's people say what works in Britain would be too cumbersome in a job market of 150 million workers.

He concluded that software for the foreseeable future would be too cumbersome to really help residents perform their daily tasks.