Sentence examples for may seem cumbersome from inspiring English sources
Trump's reliance on three iPhones may seem cumbersome, but it's a step up from what his predecessor got.
Putting "corporate" before "globalization" may seem cumbersome, but it's worth another three syllables.
Although measures to control the spread of MRSA may seem cumbersome to providers, the findings of this and other studies suggest that any costs associated with the implementation of such measures may quickly be offset by cost savings in the ICU [ 25, 26].
The initial planning and administrative procedures for your new business may seem cumbersome, but they will help you avoid expensive legal and accounting pitfalls in the future by properly setting up your business.
Although these barriers may initially seem cumbersome and prohibitive, the research community has traversed these encumbrances remarkably well, often leading the way in innovative study design, new clinically relevant outcomes, and novel statistical analyses.
Either approach would be acceptable, but if the objective is to quantify unmeasured anions then the former may seem unnecessarily cumbersome because it requires the additional step of subtracting a normal value.
But the need to balance competing interests can make even liberal photo policies seem cumbersome.
The search for small molecules that bind poorly characterized proteins may seem like a cumbersome and tedious approach but the identification of moderately tight binders for proteins is far less ambitious than the development of tight binders.
For the non-Indian cook, traditional Indian cooking may seem too involved, complex or cumbersome, but it's not necessarily so.
These new rules, cumbersome as they may seem to taxpayers, are part of a growing effort by states to devise ways to replenish their dwindling coffers without significantly reducing services.
