Sentence examples for but laborious from inspiring English sources

It is a short but laborious book, and it begins: "Ours are ominous times.

He'd had one lovely, fluky success, but laborious effort had failed to produce anything further.

Cross-examinations have been delicate but laborious, conducted at a distance of more than 4,000 miles and through translators.

Later, the artful but laborious stuffing step was discarded and the patties became the gefilte fish eaten today.

The American administrators are taking a third way between a claim-by-claim approach (thorough but laborious) and treating all creditors alike (quicker but unfair to some).

But, laborious in its Freudian explanations of the source of the ne'er-do-well's troubles, it wasn't ready for a true noir downer, and pulled back from the brink.

But such laborious details don't bring anyone any closer to the final resolution.

Secosteroidal hybrid molecules combining vitamin D receptor (VDR) agonism with HDACi displayed enhanced efficacy but are laborious to synthesize.

In an even less partisan but more laborious crusade, he sought fixed exchange rates and a "dollar standard".

Chromatographic methods can validate NHS esters of mPEGs and quantify their molar equivalents [9, 10], but are laborious and require a reference compound for each NHS ester of mPEG that is usually unavailable.

BERLIN (CLASSIFIED) ends in an explosion of rainbows that takes seconds to watch, but the laborious hours it must have taken to shoot and cut are palpable.