It might have commanded a higher price if it weren't so cumbersome to move.
Chopping boards are essential, though I wish they weren't so cumbersome.
He continued that if the current process for citizenship wasn't so "cumbersome," there wouldn't be problems with people living in the United States without documentation.
Besides, Social Desktop even relieves you from the not-so-cumbersome task of moving a file to the cloud in order to store or share it, so that makes for one hell of a substantial benefit compared to other services where you'd be required to register and do a series of actions before that happens.
Switching providers need not be so cumbersome, said Dave Baker, vice president for law and policy at EarthLink, and chairman of the association.
"We should develop a glue that is sticky enough to build common outlooks in times of need, but is not so sticky and cumbersome that it cements us into uniformity," he says.
They would be heavy on enforcement, and provisions for undocumented immigrants would be either so cumbersome as to not be workable in the real world or they would be entirely non-existent.
"If the rules and the regulations become so cumbersome the breeder is not going to do it," he says.
Nonetheless, materials and construction techniques remained so cumbersome that gas could not be used more than 160 km (100 miles) from a source of supply.
That system is so cumbersome many people do not bother with any security measures at all, said Prof Baillie.
However, attributing the outcomes for young children to such an account would require the construction of a cumbersome developmental model, because adults did not so readily fuse spectral components when the principle of harmonicity was violated.
