Sentence examples for most cumbersome issues from inspiring English sources

The most logical is an improvement in the overall quality of eggs in aging females, since age-related deterioration in egg quality represents one of the most cumbersome issues faced by women of advanced maternal age trying to become pregnant [ 37, 38].

Getting ethical approval from REC D was most cumbersome as it raised issues apparently outwith their remit.

Ironically, the proposal that a majority of MEPs – including most Labour ones – voted down in December would have added new safeguards against employers abusing the opt-out, while also solving some of the most cumbersome aspects of the WTD, such as the on-call time issue.

It was by no means the most cumbersome of my scholastic pursuits, but I struggled to take real pleasure in an activity not of my choosing.

Then there's Bikn, the most stylish of the bunch, but also the most cumbersome.

It was the most cumbersome way to put on a show I'd ever seen.

The Horn & Hardart collection is Mr. Stollman's most cumbersome lot.

The Kimuras' endeavor represents at least a small challenge to one of the world's most cumbersome distribution systems.

Achieving synchronization is the most cumbersome part of demodulation.

But the town-by-town franchise licensing process remains the company’s last, and most cumbersome, obstacle.

States with judicial foreclosures, which emphasize homeowner rights, have the most cumbersome procedures.