Sentence examples for laborious necessity from inspiring English sources
We slightly wince, on behalf of those more tightly bound to laborious necessity, when we read that "to maintain one's self on this earth is not hardship but a pastime, if we will live simply and wisely", and that "by working about six weeks in a year, I could meet all the expenses of living".
In conclusion, the nourishment of centaurs is a laborious process; by physical necessity, they are required to spend three-quarters of their time chewing.
Aside from a midpoint raid on Frank's home, staged with Bird's signature sugar-rush sense of giddiness, most of the action beats feel obligatory, as though Lindelof and Bird were on a warpath towards their true object of desire: constant, nudging, laborious affirmations about the necessity of optimism.
Nevertheless, the MxA-EIA was a more practical assay as it requires only 25 µl of whole blood obtained during routine blood collection and easily stored at −70°C to the time of assessment without necessity of laborious PBMC isolation and subsequent monocyte isolation.
This highlights the therapeutic anti- Candida potential of a purified, single component, thus avoiding the necessity of a laborious and costly quality control of a mixture of compounds.
The laborious rollouts were no longer necessary.
No laborious soldering of components is necessary.
We pretend that our food – now safe, plentiful, cheap, delicious – matters so much to our bodies that we must perfect it, elaborating a new necessity of pollution and taboo for heritage grains and laborious artisanal manufacture.
This definition also avoids the necessity of measurement of C-peptide levels, which is laborious, expensive, and often unavailable.
However, we argue that apart from being extremely laborious, the method based on participants' notes also entails a high degree of subjectivity because of the necessity of coding.
