Sentence examples for cumbersome structures from inspiring English sources
All came of age just before the 1989 Velvet Revolution, when Communism and Soviet domination were peacefully overthrown, and all began their careers in its immediate aftermath, when the comfortable, if cumbersome, structures of state-financed filmmaking had fallen apart.
In MacLean's thinking, one hears echoes of the excitement of the sixties about the potential of psychedelics to help a wide range of people, and the impatience with the cumbersome structures of medicine.
These have disguised a mix of problems including some, or indeed all, of the following: dodgy balance sheets, cumbersome structures, malevolent shareholders, over-stretched (or plain incompetent) management and obsolescent machinery.ZPS, for example, one of the Czech Republic's biggest engineering groups, has increased its sales fivefold and its exports sevenfold since 1989.
BERLIN — Signaling one of the biggest shake-ups in decades for the German military, Defense Minister Thomas de Maizière on Wednesday unveiled plans to reduce troop numbers, cut bureaucracy and eliminate duplication inside a ministry known for its conservative and cumbersome structures.
Traditional casts are featured as cumbersome structures that result in high risk of cutaneous complications.
We need reform without the cumbersome structure of subsidies, vouchers and mandates.
But the cumbersome structure of local government in China also helps it flourish.
The cumbersome structure of the Work Programme was meant to break the mega-contracts up into bite-sized pieces, to ensure that smaller organisations could get involved.
But both also want to replace member-controlled decision-making with the less cumbersome structure of a public company—an advantage already enjoyed by ECNs.
But his proposal last year to simplify the cumbersome structure of mutual banks hit a wall of resistance among managers who feared for their jobs.
This cumbersome structure was bad enough, but longstanding rivalry between Mr Forgeard as chief executive of Airbus and another Lagardère boy, Philippe Camus, his superior as initial French chief executive of EADS, made it progressively dysfunctional.
