Sentence examples for cumbersome to write from inspiring English sources

It seems needlessly cumbersome to write or say 5'6.75," and rounding down almost an inch is less accurate, so I tell people I'm 5'7," which they sometimes believe.

Having said that, and having rewritten one of my personal apps using Swift, I now find it very cumbersome to write Objective C code.

See what looks appropriate for your name, feels good in your hand, and isn't too cumbersome to write repeatedly.

Donoghue's explanation showed how cumbersome it can be to write a successful novel.

It eliminates the cumbersome process of having a deaf person using a keyboard to write a message, which is then delivered via a relay center to the operator answering the call.

Rather than taking the chance that FMCSA might resurrect its proposal on apnea screening, industry lobbyists approached allies in Congress to write a law that would require the agency to follow the longer, more cumbersome formal rulemaking course.

"It is perfectly possible to write all kinds of provisions into the treaties, but amending them is a lengthy and cumbersome procedure needing the unanimous agreement of every single member government and ratification".

Founders Mark Lee and Phil Foo, who are based in Malaysia, say navigation tools like GPS devices are often cumbersome to use when searching for addresses written in non-Roman alphabet languages.

Moffat initially named the character Jekyll rather than Jackman, but found it cumbersome to constantly explain that the book had not been written in this alternate universe.

Old-school regulations — the kinds written by lawmakers and bureaucrats — are too cumbersome to keep up with technology and too "dumb" to monitor algorithms in a timely way.

The clarity of his writing is erratic, ranging from cumbersome to compassionate.