Sentence examples for little laborious from inspiring English sources

It's a little laborious to build the piles, but wood chippings are cheap – often free, even.

Navigating the website can be a little laborious.

Setting up the Zeen's home screen is a little laborious, and includes a rather paltry selection of widgets.

Another option is a little more laborious.

But these sections of the book are a little too laborious and programmatic to be truly harrowing: like a detective series dutifully dealing with "social issues", it seems to come at the underclass story via what we already know from journalism, or from social workers, rather than inhabiting it from the inside.

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.

But with a little backend technology doing the laborious comparisons, services like AirWander can unlock a new way to fly.

However, some of these methods are very laborious, or have little discriminatory potential to elucidate the phylogenetic relationships of the strains.

Upside down, with string and little bags of birdshot: the infinitely laborious ancestor of computer modelling.

On its own, each makes man's lot that little bit easier, and browsing less laborious.

As a result, political leaders have little choice but to continue the laborious, politically risky task of remaking their economies so that they can compete in world markets and create jobs.