Sentence examples for considered cumbersome from inspiring English sources

The flags, however, were considered cumbersome, and for a time it was sufficient for the outgoing runner to touch or be touched by his predecessor.

It is difficult, however, to translate this exclusively nebulized antibiotic therapy into routine practice, as ceftazidime nebulization every 3 h may be considered cumbersome and outweigh potential benefits.

By contrast, electronic health records (EHRs) utilize proprietary systems owned by EHR vendors, are generally considered cumbersome by physicians, are the largest IT expense for most hospitals and providers and actively limit the ability of providers, researchers, public health organizations and others from sharing and compiling relevant information.

In a document known as a Motu Proprio, Latin for "by his own initiative," Francis reaffirmed traditional teaching on the "indissolubility of marriage," but streamlined procedures that many considered cumbersome, lengthy, outdated, and expensive.

As collection of 24-h urine is considered cumbersome by many, and moreover prone to collection errors, these data are not routinely available in many centers.

As inhibiting factors they mentioned suboptimal materials or outdated learning resources and having to reserve the room in advance, which they considered cumbersome and inflexible.

The government imposes and oversees requirements that the airlines consider cumbersome.

A replacement initiative known as Small Loan Advantage has been considered too cumbersome, at least until recently, to win over lenders.

A planned safari was cancelled after it was considered too cumbersome to have snipers at the ready to kill any animals that got too close.

The old distance of 415 feet was considered particularly cumbersome for Wright and was recently singled out by Atlanta's Chipper Jones as having hindered his Mets counterpart.

We can interpret the fact that consumers have started seeing trying on clothes as a pleasant experience as a new discovery about the function of trying on, which consumers used to consider a "cumbersome and annoying event" they had to go through to figure out an item's physical, functional, and aesthetic aspects.