Sentence examples for cumbersome notion from inspiring English sources
Since we are working on peaks rather than minima, we introduce this new terminology to avoid the cumbersome notion of an 'inverted catchment basin'.
Many find the notion of two worlds metaphysically cumbersome; but some raise doubts about whether the two standpoints approach is adequate for transcendental and practical freedom (see Irwin 1984, esp. 37 38; Allison 1990; Guyer 1992, 103 107; and Wood 2005a, 99 100).
The Cherokee countered the prevailing notion that S.U.V.'s had to be cumbersome truck-based machines ill-suited to urban and suburban America.
The notion of a soul incarnated in a cumbersome biological crate is common to Christian devouts, Buddhist priests, Islamic sages, Hindu adepts, and suicide bombers of every stripe.
In addition, the Committee has suggested that the notion of progressive realisation makes it extremely cumbersome for states to justify any retrogressive measures.17 The extent to which this would also hold true during armed conflicts, during which time resources may need to be redistributed, is unclear.
A further difficulty is that the lack of the notion of function makes the general theory of the comparison of sets by size (or indeed by order) cumbersome.
The plotting is cumbersome.
Decision-making is cumbersome.
Regulations are more cumbersome".
