Sentence examples for it too cumbersome from inspiring English sources
Its huge weight makes it too cumbersome for UK roads but it can still sail to its destination.
The War Office, however, consider it too cumbersome for use in the field.
But the industry called it too cumbersome and time-consuming and spent years calling for changes.
Google also makes it too cumbersome for users to block the collection of these data, the regulators said.
Advocates for the poor, however, question whether people who find it too cumbersome to apply for help can be truly considered successes.
Pharmacists are required to update the prices, but Mr. Green said that most either ignored the rule or found it too cumbersome to follow.
But he said he was not likely to use it because it was too cumbersome.
If too much work is involved, if it is too cumbersome, it won't be widely accepted.
The decision follows accusations by some lawmakers and MCI rivals that the company had been allowed to continue receiving government business because of its size or because it was too cumbersome for federal and state agencies to switch from their telephone provider.
But even aside from that, it was observed early on that in especially ramified type theory it is too cumbersome to formalize ordinary mathematical arguments.
