Sentence examples for cumbersome this from inspiring English sources

Although cumbersome, this hypothesis was widely accepted, and Mangelsdorf and Beadle sparred publicly for years.

Anybody who has ever tried to swap shifts last-minute — spare a thought for TC's weekend news writers and editors — will know how cumbersome this process can be.

In contrast, even though Van Daelen et al. (1993) found genetic mapping of the centromeric Mi region of tomato chromosome 6 to be "rather cumbersome," this nematode resistance gene was eventually cloned (Milligan et al. 1998).

While current methods for sequencing 50 200 genes in 10 000 s of samples are cumbersome, this is an area of active technology development where we expect important advances will soon be available.

I have become numb and cumbersome to this world".

Any kind of changes at a nuclear power plant are usually complex and cumbersome, and this one — moving the bundles of fuel rods 300 feet — was even more so.

Ronald Reagan, on the other hand, gets too much credit for winning the cold war, and too little criticism for his shoddy economic policies.If Mr Massie's rules are too cumbersome, consider this an open thread for you to tell us who you think is the most overrated, underrated or simply your favourite president, and why.

However, current methods of measuring growth-stress are time consuming and cumbersome, making this approach impractical (Yang and Waugh 2001).

Kuhn also suggested that the Ptolemaic model had developed too many circles and had become too cumbersome, but this simply is not true.

The approximation of the data distribution for data that is not considered i.i.d. is very cumbersome, making this assumption necessary for practical purposes as well.

Since the building of the model is dramatically complicated and cumbersome, in this section modeling process is described briefly and shown in Fig. 11.