Sentence examples for much too laborious from inspiring English sources

But in Sony's opinion (and many other people's), this is much too laborious, expensive and time-consuming.

Significantly more non-physicians than physicians thought the 11-day course was too short (p < 0.001), too hurried (p = 0.001), had too much repetition (p = 0.06) and was too laborious (p = 0.001).

That seemed too laborious for a potpie.

Not smooth, and to begin with too weighted with intent, too laborious in delivering its messages.

But Don Radosta, an owner, said slicing lettuce for sandwiches is now too laborious.

Drinks too much, too.

Too much, too soon?

It also has an unfussy design and simple controls so entering data isn't too laborious.

It is much, much, much too early.

— was much too unsophisticated.

All these parameters should be estimated from experimental data, and it was too laborious.