Sentence examples for cumbersome one from inspiring English sources

And, it said, their plight is not satisfactorily remedied by currency-reading devices, which can be expensive and quite cumbersome: one costs $270 and has trouble reading $20 bills.

It felt a bit hefty, but in more of a solid way than a cumbersome one.

For example, two or three equations may be solved easily by the use of Cramer's rule.a When the number of equations become larger Cramer's rule is cumbersome one of several alternate methods may be used.

Before, users would have to scan their paper files to digital format — a time-consuming task, at best, and certainly a cumbersome one for those who don't have an at-home desktop scanner.

It's an intriguing idea — anecdotally, I know the uncertainty of being matched with a stranger impacts some people across Asia's interest in peer-to-peer rides, let alone ride-pooling — but initially the system of building out friend groups seems like a fairly cumbersome one.

As a consequence, comparing NFnuGTR and NFdiGTR is correct and clearly interpretable, at least for models with multiplicative π, and to a lesser extent for others, whereas TF is cumbersome: one needs to spend quite a lot of effort to specify the nucleotide GTR process, even after the unintuitive realization that TFnuGTR doesn't do the job.

To avoid these cumbersome investigations one can also do the following: one performs calculations for denser and denser grids and/or for shifted and rotated grids and compares the results.

The UN framework convention on climate change (UNFCCC), the secretariat for climate treaties, makes decisions by unanimous agreement of all 192 member countries, and was described as "fatally cumbersome" by one close observer.

I'm against illegal immigrants getting licenses as was proposed by Spitzer (too cumbersome, for one), but I fully understand and appreciate Spitzer had to do something because Congress is not.

Hence, deterministic prediction of the rate of inbreeding with social effects is feasible but cumbersome, and one may prefer to use stochastic simulations instead.

Seen in isolation, a particular task might be easier to do with the use of pen and paper (i.e. logging into the system to conduct the task was more cumbersome), but if one had the EMR on the screen in the first place, the task was much faster to perform with the EMR.