Sentence examples for cumbersome because of from inspiring English sources

Let's begin with an acknowledgment that firing federal employees can be long and cumbersome because of civil service procedures.

In addition to being somewhat cumbersome because of the large base chosen, the Babylonian system suffered until very late from the lack of a zero symbol; the resulting ambiguities may well have bothered the Babylonians as much as later translators.

The management of personal and networked computing systems has become cumbersome because of their scale and complexity.

Ultrasound of the penis may demonstrate a periurethral abscess, but is generally cumbersome because of inflammatory swelling and tenderness of the penile and perineal structures.

But even so, this round has been particularly cumbersome because of strategic mistakes made by both developed and developing countries, particularly in the always-sensitive area of agriculture.

While there are currently glasses for people with AMD, they tend to look awkward and cumbersome, because of their mounted telescopes, and can interfere with social interaction.

Detection of this carbapenemase could become cumbersome because carriage of these genes does not always confer obvious resistance.

Sequencing mitogenomes has been quite cumbersome because enrichment of the mitochondrial fraction (e.g. physical isolation of mitochondria, cloning of large mitochondrial fragments, long range, simplex or multiplex PCR) was quite laborious [ 1- 3, 8, 11- 15].

But that arrangement is often unwieldy and cumbersome, because none of the investment firms is supposed to be in "control".

Studying the effects of reassortment on changes in influenza virus phenotype is cumbersome because the number of reassortants that can be generated between 2 viruses is high; 2 = 256 different viruses.

Email access from handheld devices is cumbersome, partly because of the considerable effort in entering text using pen-based devices.