Sentence examples for could be cumbersome from inspiring English sources

For sure, it could be cumbersome.

But these garments must be worn beneath a dress or skirt, which could be cumbersome.

With so many symbols, however, the STIX fonts could be cumbersome to use.

Working with pixels would require changing the pixels individually, a process that could be cumbersome.

Terrence C. O'Connor, a Queens Democrat who holds the rotating presidency of the 10-member city Board of Elections, conceded that the new device could be cumbersome.

Labour, Ukip, the Greens, the SNP and Plaid Cymru all welcomed the revised proposals published by broadcasters on Friday, although Ukip said the seven-party debates could be "cumbersome".

American farm worker organizations hailed the changes, but growers' groups said they would be costly and could be prohibitively cumbersome for many farmers, particularly smaller producers.

Because any deal for Halladay would include several prospects, Ricciardi said he felt it could be too cumbersome to execute a major trade closer to Friday.

However, more transmitters and receivers lead to complicated mathematical calculations that could be sometimes cumbersome.

Second, it could be practically cumbersome to store and reference a large collection of detailed 3D models of different target types in a practical ATR system.

That being said, video previews are only live on the Netflix TV experience – not on smartphones or tablets where it could be more cumbersome.