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Although the productions featured impressive sets and lighting, the efforts did not pay off because of cumbersome mise-en-scènes and emotional flatness.

Government programs like the Victim Compensation Fund, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Mortgage and Rental Assistance and the New York State Crime Victims Board have been slow to disburse money, often because of cumbersome application requirements.

Because of cumbersome reservation requirements at the vineyards, however, cycling trips are done almost exclusively through organised tours booked 2.5 hours to the north in the Chilean capital of Santiago.

The association said that the cost of Europe's fragmented air traffic system resulted in nearly 18 million minutes in ground delays in 2011 — about two minutes for each flight — and nearly 1 billion euros in extra en route costs because of cumbersome flight routes.

American soldiers in Bosnia, for example, detained suspected terrorists but experienced delays waiting for F.B.I. agents to interrogate the suspects because of cumbersome procedures followed by the military and the Justice Department, the F.B.I.'s parent agency, a military official said.

Because of a cumbersome process and complaints of fraud and corruption, it was long underused.

However, this modality has not been adopted in routine clinical practice because of its cumbersome and time-consuming process.

Once a small backwater of the publishing industry, in part because of the cumbersome nature of tapes, audiobooks are now flourishing.

Building Schools for the Future was poor value for money not because architects' fees were high, but because of wasteful, cumbersome and bureaucratic procedures.

But the project turned out to be more of a challenge than she had anticipated, largely because of the cumbersome makeup.

About five and a half hours is the longest that she has worked at a stretch in the laboratory because of the cumbersome attire and conditions.