Sentence examples for have a laborious from inspiring English sources
Theatre companies arriving at a new site have a laborious and exhausting pre-performance routine called "the get in", but, in Edinburgh, audiences have their own grim equivalent ritual.
Brunetti's work has a laborious, even clinical edge that holds it back from the ranks of the greats, but there is a noteworthy similarity between his "Facades" and the Bechers' "Anonymous Sculptures": the skies are consistently gray.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 16 — Although Friday's matches at the Masters Cup were not unreasonably long — indeed one was rather fast — setting up the event's semifinal matchups had a laborious feeling.
The task force reviewed the options, selected our top pick, and presented it to the Board, instead of showing them three different versions and letting everyone weigh in (which could have been a laborious process ending in a stalemate).
We have compared a laborious and expensive 'gold standard' method for estimating Y-chromosomal lineage times – resequencing ∼9 Mb of DNA – with the much easier and more cost-effective standard approach of genotyping sets of Y-SNPs plus Y-STRs.
The result had been a laborious fifty, though there have been a few of those in his canon lately.
And now we have a glimpse at the laborious process, in a new behind-the-scenes video illustrating how the Isle of Dogs puppets were made.
Such methods are laborious, have a variable yield or cannot efficiently be used to alter chromosomal DNA.
However, these assays either have a low sensitivity or are laborious.
It has been a laborious process of revisions, but at some point I realized I had to fulfill the purpose of creating the book to share an inspiring message about what the world could become if our society is more environmentally conscious.
He had survived a laborious third inning on Monday at Progressive Field with his ledger relatively unblemished, having stranded the bases loaded by retiring Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel and left fielder Marwin Gonzalez in succession.
