Buying an apartment in Manhattan has been particularly cumbersome, because agents do not share their listings on any central source.
And the complicated constellation of federal, state and tribal laws regulating production and sale of agricultural goods can be particularly cumbersome for small producers, which have greater challenges in navigating the bureaucracy.
In dismissing the government's complaints about the practical barriers to implementing judicial authorisation, the high court noted that such complaints were mostly related to procedural difficulties, and that implementing prior judicial approval should not be "particularly cumbersome".
Google believes its fees were limiting adoption and were particularly cumbersome when it came to enabling voice shopping.
But even so, this round has been particularly cumbersome because of strategic mistakes made by both developed and developing countries, particularly in the always-sensitive area of agriculture.
On the independent approval point, the High Court notes in its ruling: "The need for that approval to be by a judge or official wholly independent of the force or body making the application should not, provided the person responsible is properly trained or experienced, be particularly cumbersome".
A brand new startup that recently identified a need and decided to fill it is GroupGets.com, a crowd-buying platform that allows anyone, anywhere, to set up group buying campaigns for goods or services that are only available in high minimum order quantities with high ticket prices, thresholds that are particularly cumbersome for innovation with new technology components.
This cumbersome rule is particularly inefficient when applied to the CEO of a failed startup because it discourages one key character trait that defines most entrepreneurs: They are persistent.
The NHS is particularly good at urgent care, but it is also a cumbersome organisation at times; managers are often unfamiliar with the detail of what doctors do.
