Sentence examples for laborious news from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, during a typically laborious news conference, Harbaugh said that the injured Justin Smith would play, "God willing and the creek don't rise".
With the defense bill, the group went through a laborious process of matching up thousands of projects in the legislation with news releases issued by lawmakers, as well as other sources.
"The Newsroom" started as an eloquent but overwrought tutorial on politics and journalistic ethics that, for all its wit and dazzle, was laborious to watch: insufferably high-minded characters kept interrupting their reporting to declaim the sanctity of the news.
In a contest about who is higher up in command of the levers of modern media politics, it's the political and governmental managers, supple, quick, manipulative and "on message," who have the edge on responsible news organizations, saddled as they are with reactive, catch-up reflexes, internal confusion and turf scuffling, and laborious newsroom argument about whether the story is there.
It sounds incredibly laborious.
"It is a laborious business.
