"It is easier and cheaper for partnerships to develop, compared with the costly and cumbersome takeover processes used by the private sector.
The buildings often come complete with mock-marble effects, in an attempt to overcome the fact that the stone was too cumbersome to lug over the Andes in the 18th century.
Then came their Swedish breakthrough, though the band still laboured under the cumbersome name of Björn and Benny, Agnetha and Anni-Frid.
They attributed the larger wide plates to males, in keeping with the "handicap hypothesis", which sees males invest in cumbersome body parts to prove their evolutionary fitness.
Personal enthusiasms are the lifeblood of cumbersome institutions and it beggars belief that Curtis can be criticised for (at long last) giving sculpture its proper place in the pantheon.
For example, the distribution of cumbersome, information-heavy prospectuses at Ucas events probably won't cut it with the creative young people you're trying to win over.
According to Kovalchuk, Russian trawlers such as the Dalny Vostok, which clean and freeze fish on board, often illegally take on foreign labourers at sea to get around cumbersome labour migration regulations.
In 2004, he was invited to return to Russia as director of the Bolshoi, at the time one of the most cumbersome and treacherous troupes in the world; between 1995 and 2004, no fewer than three directors had been chewed up and spat out by the company's factional politics.
Transport Road links are good, but rail links can be slightly cumbersome.
My first answer would be to echo James Madison and say that the cumbersome legislative process established by the constitution is itself a powerful "limiting principle".
It's a pity the cumbersome flashbacks weigh it down.
