Sentence examples for laborious days from inspiring English sources

I was being plucked, for a moment, from oblivion, and my feelings were mixed... Maybe it was John's idea — by studying acting, he was gaining another set of skills to pursue what he was going to pursue, in his laborious days.

And he had no illusions about how hard value investing is as opposed to getting a jump on the gun: "He who tries to pick long-term value stocks must surely lead much more laborious days and run greater risks to his career than he who tries to guess better than the crowd, how the crowd will behave.

Getting one used to be a laborious process but these days they're granted to anyone over 18 so long as they're in possession of the right identification and have a genuine research need to use the collections.

Culture method is the gold standard used for diagnosis and the disadvantages of the method is less sensitive, laborious and requires 3 – 5 days for identification of the bacteria.

Although MPN method has the advantage of enabling detection of the target pathogen even when it is present in low numbers, it is laborious and requires several days for confirmation of results.

It's easier now to instantly trigger sounds digitally, compared to his laborious processes in the old days.

Strategies to characterize reassortant strains of the virus have been developed [9], [10], but since gene reassortment appears to be random, full characterization of a progeny virus requires the sequencing of part or all of the eight genes, a process that is quite laborious and can take several days to achieve.

Ao38 cells were adapted to a commercial serum-free medium, Sf-900III, within a relatively short time period (12 days) and without laborious or stepwise adaptation.

The declaration of guilt and sentence came in the 12th day of the laborious verdict-reading process in the most closely watched trial of post-Soviet Russia.

A1 Election workers in two Florida counties resumed the laborious manual recounts that in recent days have been slowed by fatigue, partisan disputes and -- in one county -- another change in the definition of a vote.

After several days of careful and laborious movement through the thick jungle Broderick established a patrol base on the high ground overlooking the river on 26 May and sent forward a small reconnaissance party of three men with Lieutenant Patrick Beale.