Sentence examples for between cumbersome from inspiring English sources
"For years now, companies have been forced to choose between cumbersome, expensive Virtual Data Rooms and decentralized, unsecure email to manage their complex transactions," Jackson said in the funding press release.
Such a juxtaposition is typical of the modern-day Met, which keeps lurching between a cumbersome past and glimpses of a more adventurous future.
Her knees are dodgy these days and she can be cumbersome between the wickets.
The first problem has been to find a middle way between the old, cumbersome top-down target regime and the emphasis on competition promulgated by the Tories and, eventually, by Tony Blair.
Sending videos between phones is cumbersome.
Grimsby and Newark (now Niagara-on-the-Lake) quickly became established settlements, but travel was cumbersome between them.
The biological pathways involving warfarin are well characterized, and warfarin metabolism genes show high genetic variability not only between individuals but also between populations, making it cumbersome to refine the warfarin dosing equations for each specific population [ 14- 16].
The other issue I've had with custom keyboards in the past is that switching between them becomes too cumbersome, especially since the button to move between keyboards isn't always consistently located.
The problem with Bluetooth, however, is that making an initial connection between devices can be cumbersome and frustrating if they cannot readily find each other.
For some, the episode has illustrated the contrast between Europe's slow, cumbersome decision making and the ruthless speed of the financial markets.
A decade after the collapse of the Soviet Union, visa requirements between the United States and Russia remain mired in cold war practices that still make applications for travel between the two countries cumbersome and expensive.
