Sentence examples for laborious to write from inspiring English sources

Richard Shiff says in the current Tate catalogue that Riley's work "can be laborious to write about".

It was 'Manchester Bluff.' The system I don't know the name of — it was on the principle of the 'asymptotes of the hyperbola.' It was tedious work to decipher — equally laborious to write in cipher.

In 2010, when Miley Cyrus came out with "Party in the USA," I used to write to my friend Tako, who was out in the world, and send him long, laborious, libido-laden librettos I wrote for Miley in hopes that he would somehow pass that message along.

Regulators are left to write the rules that will make financial reform a reality — or not — and are beginning that laborious process.

Although she no longer has to employ cryptology in order to write the sentences that you have just read, there are children all over the country who are attempting to overcome the same hurdles that turned her once-playful childhood into a laborious chore.

Written into the statute book during the coalition years to stop the Tories doing the dirty on the Lib Dems or vice-versa, the legislation does make it more laborious to trigger an election.

Books are small, easy to conceal and laborious to tag.

Using forests for building materials is way too laborious to survive in the 21st century.

It works, but it can be a bit laborious to enter text using this thing.

Nevertheless, a limitation is the survey questionnaire of ANP too laborious to fill out [80,81].

Data- bases are notoriously complex and laborious to install; once in, they are painful to extract.