Sentence examples similar to laborious span from inspiring English sources
Yorkshire struggled once their opening stand of 72 had been broken, but they are not too far behind the game, thanks to a laborious half-century spanning nearly four hours by Joe Sayers and a composed 49 by Jonathan Bairstow in half the time.
Their finite in vitro life span, high cost, and tedious, laborious preparation for continuous demand make it desirable to establish a new cell line of avian origin to replace CEF.
In combination, severe deficits in visual speed and span should therefore result in a very slow and laborious reading process with longer fixations and shorter saccades, precisely what is found in patients with pure alexia (Behrmann et al. 2001).
The OXTR gene spans 19.2 kb, and would be expensive and laborious to sequence the full length of this gene considering the large number of samples needed for traditional Sanger sequencing.
Through painting and drawing, Celmins takes photography back to its slow and laborious origins, bringing along 21st century audiences accustomed to looking at photos with a snapshot attention span.
Connected prose is laborious.
It sounds incredibly laborious.
