Sentence examples for cumbersome expensive from inspiring English sources

It is cumbersome, expensive, controversial and, say its critics, wrongheaded.

Mr. Stover said universal health care proposals "are cumbersome, expensive and politically difficult".

Because the equipment was cumbersome, expensive and took about two hours to put on and take off, his test group was just eight golfers.

At the moment, claims can be heard in federal court or, in some cases, state and local courts, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and lengthy.

"A system which limits access is likely to be more cumbersome, expensive and could be used as an excuse to deny meaningful public access.

Quite apart from courts allowing competition law to be used as a weapon against public interest campaigners, the real enemy of free speech lies in a cumbersome, expensive, uniform Defamation Act, skewed in favour of plaintiffs.

Both solutions are cumbersome and expensive.

"It's unbelievably complicated, cumbersome and expensive".

We specialize in giant, cumbersome, ruinously expensive fixes.

And distributing physical goods is cumbersome and expensive.

Older methods of mosquito control, however, were cumbersome and expensive.