Sentence examples for made laborious by from inspiring English sources

"It was made laborious by unprofessional or selfish behavior.

Sir James Ross failed in reaching it; it intervenes between the extremes of the long and laborious journeys made by Captain Sherard Osborn and Lieutenant Wynniatt.

Although the annotated data files exported by alamut-HT and Pindel can be further analyzed by eyes, their size makes this laborious and error prone.

Although this "bandwidth" problem keeps shrinking as technology improves, it makes listening laborious.

Computers can do little with a text that humans could not, but they make some laborious work go faster.

This is made possible by the simple "mix-and-read" protocol without laborious sample preparations like surface immobilization or labeling.

In older times, paper was often made in more laborious ways than today, by hand.

Advocates say the major hurdle to effective ammunition control a quarter century ago - laborious cross-referencing of criminal databases - has been made easier by technology.

At that point the Bluefin 21 submersible drone will be sent down to search for wreckage on the sea floor, but this could be a laborious and pain-staking task made more difficult by the presence of silt.

But there is a kind of inherited suspicion of meticulous and laborious effects in contemporary art, particularly if it hasn't been made safe by delegating the grind to a studio assistant.

This new study is, therefore, a technical tour de force, made possible by the use of automated methods for slicing brain tissue and collecting the images of them, which have been developed only recently, and make these tasks less laborious and time-consuming.