Sentence examples for it more cumbersome from inspiring English sources

I found it more cumbersome than turning a page.

British soccer fans are watching the latest fight closely because it could make it more cumbersome for them to follow their favorite teams.

Now, Mr. Sherman said, weapons are so much easier to obtain illegally that the gun laws only make it more cumbersome for citizens to register firearms.

Sprint and Nextel use less common technology to run their networks, which makes it more cumbersome for their subscribers to use their phones overseas.

Describing himself as a liberal Democrat, he said he hoped to be a force for moderation; indeed, he helped make it more cumbersome for the government to issue subpoenas to the news media.

For example, he says, "We can streamline the drug discovery process, instead of making it more cumbersome and expensive".

"Anyone who has gone through it or looked at this process will tell you that every administration it gets worse and it gets more cumbersome," Mrs. Clinton said last month.

When Congress moves to repair the tax code, it ends up making it both more cumbersome and more onerous to the public.

While it made sense for each property to have its own space on linear TV, it's more cumbersome to have multiple apps installed on our devices for access to content from a single provider.

The drawbacks: It's more cumbersome than a cloud to keep updated, and you must find someplace secure to store it.

The downside of an app like CardCloud is that it remains more cumbersome than simply handing out physical cards.