Sentence examples for more tedious for from inspiring English sources

This makes life even more tedious for people.

Google CEO Larry Page announced that he has been suffering from vocal paralysis on Monday, which he said makes "giving long monologues is more tedious for me and probably the audience".

And giving long monologues is more tedious for me and probably the audience.

Buying new books is a bit more tedious for iPhone users, as Apple doesn't allow third parties to sell content within their applications.

And it may be more tedious for readers to weed through the typos before finding a well-written, expertly edited book.

Michael O'Leary said he feared "another huge lurch by the securicrats into making travel even more uncomfortable and an even more tedious ordeal for the travelling public".

The small minority who would object should be allowed to identify themselves in other ways, although that would probably be more time-consuming and more tedious both for them and the state.

Even more tedious stuff For the record, as well as having been very involved in coordination, funding and operation of the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, I am a member of STFC's Science Board (the senior advisory body to the research council which funds most big science projects and facilties in the UK).

A spin of Chic's Greatest Hits dispels the myth that everyone on cocaine makes bad music, but it's still hard to think of anything responsible for more tedious, drawn-out, self-important records.

In addition, not only is New York's infestation older and more deeply entrenched than Chicago's, officials say, but New York's streetscape, with its many courtyards, attached row houses and rooftop gardens, is less accessible to inspection equipment, making for more tedious hand-to-foreleg combat.

These results provided evidence that elutriate D. magna feeding responses can be used as surrogate assays for more tedious chronic whole sediment tests, and that the incorporation of such tests in sediment TIE procedures may improve the ability to identify the toxicity of particle-bound and water-soluble contaminants in sediments.