Sentence examples for cumbersome practices from inspiring English sources

All of Europe's biggest stock exchanges have ambitions of being at the heart of a pan-European securities market, particularly because institutional investors have complained for years about the inefficient and cumbersome practices of trading on multiple exchanges that operate under different rules and regulations.

Only those that practice home based care believed that its practice is feasible while others believed that it is either an expensive venture or a cumbersome practice.

Only those 58 [16.6%] that practice home based care believed that its practice is feasible while 150 [42.9%] believed that it is an expensive venture and 142 [40.1%] believed that it is a cumbersome practice.

PARIS — European public broadcasters are calling on lawmakers to make it easier to offer their programming over the Internet, saying cumbersome copyright practices restrict their ability to develop new digital services and prolong the fragmentation of the European television landscape.

These systems are cumbersome in practice, because of the requirement to know each recipient's public key, and so are little used outside large organisations.

The more general case can be approached by an exhaustivesearch over the interval which may be cumbersome in practice.

Even though such innovative designs saved weight (a key reason for their inception), they proved too cumbersome in practice.

However, this approach could prove cumbersome in practice because additional statistical procedures would be required, as compared to simply weighting items.

In this respect, the performance of SMA is highly dependent on weighting the individual's summary statistics [ 30] which may be cumbersome in practice.

Current validated measures of pain behavior target acute or procedural pain and young or non-verbal children, while observation systems may be too cumbersome for clinical practice.

The time required to perform the manoeuvre is around 15 min, however, which renders the technique cumbersome in clinical practice.