The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
Whether Chairish will be able to create a valuable business will depend on how easy they make it to actually list and ship products, especially considering the products being transacted are mostly large and cumbersome (as opposed to a handbag or article of clothing).
However, this task, apart from being cumbersome, mostly taps problem-solving skills rather than cognitive perspective-taking.
The next day, we crossed into Israel via the Allenby Bridge, which was definitely a more cumbersome border crossing, mostly because a metal turtle souvenir I bought in Petra (don't ask) looked suspicious when my luggage was screened.
These are heavier, more cumbersome tools used mostly in industrial work.
There is now a small-scale, cumbersome plan that allows mostly agriculture laborers to get temporary visas.
There is now a small-scale, cumbersome plan that allows "guest workers," mostly agriculture laborers, to get temporary visas.
Currently, there is a small-scale, cumbersome plan that allows "guest workers," mostly agricultual laborers, to get temporary visas.
This conversion process is mostly done by hand and is time-consuming, cumbersome, and error-prone.
