Sentence examples for increasingly cumbersome from inspiring English sources

"The Medicaid reimbursement process has become increasingly cumbersome," the spokeswoman, Barbara Morgan, said.

"The paperwork has become increasingly cumbersome, time consuming and expensive," he said.

If the increasingly cumbersome screening process has proved anything, however, it's that travelers are a highly adaptable species.

Also, since interaction between the Academic Senate and administration has become increasingly cumbersome, the long-term planning needs to be managed by a joint faculty Senate committee.

Maybe it's also time for the L.G.B.T.Q.I. community to move beyond its increasingly cumbersome and divisive labels and embrace and promote gender and sexual fluidity as cultural norms.

In the Egypt of the pharaohs, Semitic scribes (think Moses) became fed up with the increasingly cumbersome hieroglyphs of the high priests.

Commenting on the funding round in a statement, Jon Callaghan, founding partner at True Ventures said: "The existing healthcare market is characterized by large, incumbent systems, which are increasingly opaque and cumbersome.

This was the end point of a process that had begun in 1978, involving a search for alternatives to the vessel moratorium, which preserved the situation of over-capitalization reached by the late 1970s, and the increasingly complicated and cumbersome system of quarterly quotas, fishery closures and time limits.

While insulin injections can be lifesaving, they are unpleasant, cumbersome, and increasingly expensive for patients, so health care providers often delay prescribing insulin injections in favor of less-effective oral medications.

Sadly, that method is increasingly becoming too expensive and cumbersome for people to use.

This made civilian control increasingly problematic when coupled with a cumbersome constitutional division of powers between the President as commander-in-chief, and the Congress with its power to raise armies, maintain a navy, and wage wars.