Sentence examples for much more painstaking from inspiring English sources

But a senior administration official who outlined Mr. Clinton's plan in a telephone interview today said he was confident that the Clinton administration's much more painstaking effort would withstand any legal or legislative challenge.

Yes, yes, we all hear the hints of Wesley Willis and Ariel Pink, but it's clear that Son of Salami's process is much more painstaking.

"It makes the process much more difficult and painstaking, but it ultimately will be a better product," said Mr. Halpin.

Explaining this to my parents, on the other hand, was much more difficult and painstaking as they did not see how a professor could give a lower grade when all the material was present.

His previously dodgy putting stroke looked much more secure in Houston last week after spending painstaking hours working on the practice greens.

All of the painstaking steps Patrick Ewing has made toward his rebirth as a dominating center became much more critical yesterday after tests revealed Marcus Camby partly tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during the Knicks' 94-80 victoverover Miami yesterday at Madison Square Garden.

As niche creative projects go, it doesn't get much more ambitious than trying to construct this many detailed models out of nothing more than toy bricks, a painstaking task which takes incredible attention to detail and dozens of accumulative hours of endeavour.

Walter Jefferies's imitators are considerably more painstaking.

The gravy was a more painstaking affair.

But post-grant review affords another, more painstaking look.

Anderson could not have chosen a more painstaking way to make his first animated film.