Sentence examples for had been laborious from inspiring English sources

By early morning, the tone has softened, with Ms. Lagarde telling reporters that the experience of reaching a deal had been "laborious" but yielded "a good result".

Even though the Hart and Risley study had encompassed just a few dozen families, the transcribing and coding of all those tapes had been laborious.

But the deal had been laborious and time-consuming, and the bank wouldn't be able to make real money out of credit-default swaps until the process became streamlined and industrialized.

Patrick Chinamasa, one of Mr. Mugabe's negotiators, said that the effort to divide the ministries had been "laborious" and that the negotiating teams had been asked to seek a resolution.

In both cases, group members say, efforts to reach agreement on sites with the city governments have been laborious.

This journey has been laborious, impractical and time-consuming.

However, with multiple parameters to consider (E-field, pulse duration, number of pulses, their shape and repetition frequency) these studies have been laborious and showed limited success.

Genetic conditions are rare in the population and until recently, mutation identification has been laborious, making it difficult to develop precise prevalence estimates.

The amount of available sequence information for Musa species is confined at present and hence the development of low-copy gene markers for phylogenetic studies in this species has been laborious and time consuming.

The result had been a laborious fifty, though there have been a few of those in his canon lately.

As a result, North Korea claimed it would restart nuclear facilities it had begun to dismantle under an international deal that had been the fruit of laborious negotiations.