Sentence examples for expensive and laborious from inspiring English sources

Airlines have not done this because it is a expensive and laborious affair.

He insists he is; he doesn't want to direct any more, it's too expensive and laborious, "a young person's game" (he's 41).

"Whatever the solution, it will no doubt be vastly expensive and laborious, which does undercut the claimed economic benefits of leaving the solar system somewhat" McAllister pointed out.

It's also less expensive and laborious to make: the low overheads of DAB and internet streaming mean more people than ever can produce programmes tailored to the interests of specific audiences.

Medicine still relies heavily on paper records, so to collect information you have to send people to either scour the charts or track the patients themselves, both of which are expensive and laborious propositions.

Mark W. Olson, a former Fed governor, said that housing the consumer agency within the Fed would have the benefit of avoiding the expensive and laborious process of building a regulatory infrastructure from scratch.

But where the Trust in Wales scores highest, is in developing and then trying to share information with the public on the best ways to retrofit older, "difficult" properties which the energy companies shun and which ordinary householders find expensive and laborious to tackle.

Peter and Bea can only communicate through an expensive and laborious system of messages called the Shoot, and as Bea reveals a series of natural and man-made disasters occurring billions of miles away on Earth, Peter gradually begins to feel more and more distant and alienated from his home on the other side of the galaxy.

Experimental identification of phosphorylation sites is expensive and laborious.

The present study has developed a much simpler HPLC method without incurring expensive chemicals and laborious mobile phase preparation.

For example, the IPD meta-analysis project of Altman et al.[ 17] was a ' long, expensive, and rather laborious process'.