Sentence examples for can be rather tedious from inspiring English sources
Besides the matter of the blood, corridas can be rather tedious if you don't understand the matador's moves.
Due to the remote, cramped and highly irregular environmental nature of these structures, routine manual procedures and operations can be rather tedious, dangerous, and hazardous for humans.
Given the large number of benchmarks available, selecting these benchmarks for reactor calculations and validation of simulation codes for specific or target applications can be rather tedious and difficult.
However, biological interpretation of such results can be rather tedious.
However, this way of identifying the right tipple turned out to be rather tedious.
That is rather tedious, but at least the bunnies don't look like horror movie rejects.
With Miller unable to give any detail, it was rather tedious.
Let us note, however, that it is rather tedious.
The general case is a straightforward adaptation of this procedure (although the details are rather tedious).
The editor of the Philadelphia newspaper The Spirit of the Times said the performance "dragged, and was rather tedious.
