Sentence examples for be very cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Mark E. Keenum, the Bush administration's under secretary of agriculture for farm and foreign agricultural services, said administering the ethanol program would be "very cumbersome".

"It would be very cumbersome for the bartenders and the waiters who carry money around with them," said Ken Cheuvront, a former Arizona state senator who now runs a restaurant and wine bar called Cheuvront in downtown Phoenix.

Justice Souter said he agreed with the majority that "review of old state convictions can be very cumbersome," but he added: "that is not the only practical consideration in the real world we confront (or ought to confront) here".

Nevertheless, it seems that the results obtained will be very cumbersome and hardly applicable in practice.

This approach proved to be very cumbersome, although a simplified version of it is being worked on.

Also, this method can be very cumbersome for a large number of users, as the combinations grow because all the possible combinations of clients have to be checked.

All this is very cumbersome.

The tests are very cumbersome.

"It's very cumbersome negotiating with the Chinese," he said.

Currently, altering services to meet changes in demand is very cumbersome.

These trips are very cumbersome, and the ratio of substance to ceremony is pretty unimpressive.