Sentence examples for burdensome it from inspiring English sources

The requirement wasn't just burdensome; it was heretical.

Although the territory was financially burdensome, it was an ideological loss that damaged Mary's prestige.

As an aside, the application of the weighted quantile normalization method is not computationally burdensome; it took less than one minute to normalize the expressions of 2000 miRNAs from 400 subjects on a machine with CPU speed of 1.86 GHz and 2 GB RAM.

First the law was made to conform to the administration's policies, then, when even the new law became too burdensome, it was considered irrelevant.

So if some trustees feel that increased demands on their time will be too burdensome, it best to leave the field open to others.

However, Hagger warns: "If the red tape and associated cost of regulation is too burdensome, it could impact the pricing of peer-to-peer lending and borrowing products and make them far less competitive than they are at present".

Hence, the methodology intentionally avoids burdensome computations: it neither requires the knowledge of the complete network structure nor imposes any particularly strict requirement on the communication system.

On the other, an illustrious history can be burdensome when it sets up expectations that are difficult to live up to.

Debt burden the debt service as a percentage of operating revenues becomes, well, burdensome if it begins to exceed 4%.

As long as the return filing obligation is not unduly burdensome which it would not be under the Panel's simplification proposals a filing obligation has significant civic virtues.

That's an amount considered "severely" burdensome, and it's up half a percentage point since 2013, the report said.