Sentence examples for it very cumbersome from inspiring English sources
It was a lighthearted jab at the opposite end of the spectrum from the shop-hours rally, a protest against the extensive labor market rules that make it very cumbersome to hire and fire people.
Having said that, and having rewritten one of my personal apps using Swift, I now find it very cumbersome to write Objective C code.
"The process over there has not been the most effItient, and they've changed personnel trying to improve it, I mean, many, many times. . . .
In most of MLP networks, it is not possible or it is very cumbersome to implement a priori knowledge about the problem at hand.
"It's very cumbersome negotiating with the Chinese," he said.
"It is very cumbersome, very difficult, for a variety of reasons, given our technology, to do that kind of search now".
It seemed I had made every effort to take my life in England with me, and suddenly it felt very cumbersome.
"If the project changes,... you have to apply again; it's very cumbersome," says John De Vos of INSERM/University Hospital of Montpellier.
When the data set has a large number of observations it is very cumbersome to label each and every one of these observations.
So it's … you know, I think they want to but it's a very cumbersome task and again, I come back to the sad reality that this is not celebrating the successes of Canadian science.
