Sentence examples for is tedious for from inspiring English sources

Boiling down the syrup on the stove top is tedious for several reasons.

Still, if the escape from New York is tedious for some and lonely for others, it can also serve as a grand release.

It is tedious for Poles who are exasperated by their bickering and ineffective politicians; and tiresome for those who would like the biggest of the countries that joined the European Union in May 2004 to be governed properly.The new prime minister is Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz of Law and Justice, a moralistic centre-right party that won both the recent parliamentary and presidential elections.

This long process is tedious for a human being.

Clicking on the "in reply to" links is tedious for long conversations.

Placing craniofacial implants in a 2-stage procedure requires an additional second-stage surgery that is tedious for patients and clinicians and results in additional cost.

Prescience can be tedious for science-fiction writers.

If it's tedious for us, it's hard to imagine just how nerve-racking it must be for the noble lord.

But while the wait can be tedious for passengers, it is a time when the pilot has to be alert and pay careful attention to the various pavement markings and lights that lead to the runway.

Finally (because this is getting tedious, or has been tedious for a few hundred words already... but I've started so I'll finish), Moore moves on to coral bleaching – a phenomenon where corals loose their vivid colours as a stress reaction to high ocean temperatures.

He wrote that the pattern of a score followed by a commercial, a kickoff, a touchback and another commercial was tedious for viewers and added that since 2000, teams had converted fourth-and-15 plats at a higher percentage than they had recovered onside kicks.