Sentence examples for more laborious process from inspiring English sources

Sgt Pepper was a much more laborious process.

Typing is a rather more laborious process than usual.

The Highways Agency, which runs and maintains the most important roads, is also being turned into a GovCo, albeit through a more laborious process that requires legislation.

Instead, the local team are focusing on the even more laborious process of going door-to-door in the final four- or five-day push known as GOTC, or "Get out the caucus".

Global trade negotiations are becoming a more laborious process, thanks to the scores of nations involved.

By contrast, sorting, preserving, and transporting trapped mosquitoes for RNA analysis is a much lengthier and more laborious process.

The method, although simple, produces structures resembling pearl necklace-like structures, comparable to one-dimensional species obtained in more laborious processes.

Increased user input requirements should help it provide more personalized results out of the gate, but it's also going to be a more laborious setup process than is required for either Siri or Google Now on mobile platforms that compete with Windows Phone.

"It's just more of a laborious process, it's much more expensive and it needs to be approached much more creatively".

Classical method have some disadvantages like more time consumption, laborious process and high cost, in addition to this, it fails to determine the combined effect of different factors.

On the other hand, the calculation of off-body induced velocities, as required by Maskew's wake relaxation algorithm, is a more complicated and laborious process, which is not necessary within the current method, and as such is not covered here.