Sentence examples for laborious with from inspiring English sources

More worrying, the journey to that point has come to feel more laborious with each book.

Christmas at Sandringham does sound laborious, with the Master of the Household handing out schedules and room plans, and gifts being exchanged on Christmas Eve.

New features such as board objectives keep the mode interesting, but long play sessions can feel laborious with little to differentiate the play styles of Chelsea, Cardiff and/or Cheltenham Town.

Some of the meetings took several days to set up, with Benitez and the others having neither cars nor phones, and the talks were often laborious, with the need not only to translate every statement but on occasion to resort to first principles, such as explaining to the chiefs the white men's maps of the place they called home.

Selling groceries online is laborious, with lots of low-value items stored at different temperatures that have to be assembled into all manner of unique orders and then delivered rapidly.But online-only retailers keep inventing clever ways to overcome such disabilities.

Though the flight is only 3 ½ hours, the travel is somewhat laborious with heavy traffic and the usual stops to equip ourselves for the adventure ahead.

Successive cross-mating using a limited number of males produced by each cross is possible with most of our mutants, but it is more laborious than with C. elegans.

The current procedure is laborious, riddled with political pot-holes.

Diplomats cannot begin the often laborious negotiations with foreign governments to find places to send someone.

But then there is the laborious drama, with its sometimes toe-curling dialogue.

Both devices were expensive, but they revolutionized the chemical laboratory by replacing laborious procedures with simple electronic instruments.