Sentence examples for but also tedious from inspiring English sources

The calculation of genotype or diplotype probabilities for eight-way RIL from those for four-way RIL is straightforward, but also tedious and potentially confusing.

Careful estimation of the percentage of positively stained cells (labeling index) is not only prone to inter-observer variation, but is also tedious and time-consuming.

But it is also tedious, like a lot of works of suspense — the thriller "Sorry, Wrong Number," for instance, may be the longest eighty-nine minutes in motion-picture history.

There are fascinating sections about his efforts to negotiate a Middle East peace agreement (he suggests that Yasir Arafat seemed confused, not fully in command of the facts and possibly no longer at the top of his game), but there are also tedious descriptions of long-ago political debates in Arkansas over utility regulation and car license fees.

But more often than not, it's also tedious and predictable.

A professor of economics at Connecticut College and a widower, Walter plods through an existence that looks comfortable and easy enough, but also profoundly tedious.

The proposed codification is based upon the fundamentals of graph theory which not only restricts the search space but also avoids tedious mesh checks.

It is also tedious, confused and banal.

Other aspects of his duties were also tedious.

Unfortunately, much of it is also tedious and absurd.

"It is also tedious to have to inform different government agencies about simple changes instead of relying on the agencies to share that data with one another.