Sentence examples for however cumbersome from inspiring English sources
But the evolution is natural enough: world politics, however cumbersome, for a global economy.
The instigation of drone attacks or any other act of war must be the decision, however cumbersome, of Congress.
However, cumbersome and problem-specific derivations of the formulations and non-trivial access to the FE code, especially for commercial products, refrain a broad implementation of these methodologies.
The polyelectrolyte based capping layers are however cumbersome to deposit and alternative barrier layers offering enzymatic retention in the films as well as permeability to small molecules, for example the substrates of the embedded enzymes, are highly desired.
It is important to remind ourselves that one of the distinctive and stabilizing values of our particular brand of democracy, however cumbersome it may be at times, is that ambiguities in the electoral process are always resolved by armies of lawyers battling at the bars of justice rather than armies of soldiers battling at the barricades in the streets.
But flouting WTO rules, however cumbersome and flawed, is a strange way to go about building its reputation.A call for leadershipIn this section Saving the Olympic spirit The risks to free trade King Hussein's legacy Why Internet shares will fall Habibie's task Containing Saddam Reprints Related items Throwing sand in the gearsJan 28th 1999To focus on bananas alone is anyway to miss the point.
Traditional cell sorting systems, however, are still cumbersome and costly, which limit the full utilization of these systems in various biomedical research and clinical applications [ 41].
However, manual review is still cumbersome.
Older methods of mosquito control, however, were cumbersome and expensive.
This may, however, be cumbersome and sometimes misleading.
A provisional design for a stone, steel and glass bridge by Bologna architects Schiavani, however, looks cumbersome, while Lidia Fersuoch of the conservation group Italia Nostra is quoted as saying: "The [existing] bridge now has its own dignity and should be restored.
