Sentence examples for laborious operating from inspiring English sources
The other drawbacks include the laborious operating procedure, expensive animal care facilities, and health risks by conducting animal experiments and ethical objections.
Onshore removal of oil that has penetrated sandy beaches and coated rocky shores is a laborious affair, frequently involving small armies of workers wielding hand tools or operating heavy construction-type equipment to scrape up contaminated debris and haul it away.
Pretty laborious work for a small non-profit.
This is a very laborious, complex and computationally intensive task which, however, could be automated with the proper support for operating on both data and workflows computationally as first class citizens.
In fact, in its early years the actual presence of practical and laborious people in the museum's halls was not always encouraged by the trustees: it did not open on Sundays, the only day that most working people could actually visit, until more than a decade after it began operating.
Nevertheless, often very few monitoring stations are operated because collecting such reference data adequately and accurately is laborious and costly.
Trapped inside a body ravaged by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), he operates his speech-generating device by twitching his cheek — a laborious process skipped over in this glossy, glowing portrait of the mind behind gravitational singularity theorems and Hawking radiation, which concedes that black holes emit particles.
I'm also quietly optimistic that the laborious cogitations in Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's convention on the future of Europe will produce some much needed changes to the way in which the EU's institutions operate.
It may be a laborious and difficult task to design one controller that fits all operating conditions.
