Sentence examples for painstaking prospect from inspiring English sources

If the legislature fails to take up the issue, Haley said, she would call the legislature into an emergency session over the summer – a painstaking prospect for members.

It was a picturesque yet painstaking scene.

The gloomier prospect is that the painstaking work of the last generation will have to be done all over again.

Every aspect of the process is painstaking.

The 275-page document covered in painstaking detail the final weeks before MF Global's collapse, and raised the prospect of filing civil suits against top executives at the firm to recoup assets, including the former chief executive, Jon S. Corzine.

The World Nuclear Industry Status Report (WMISR) is an independent, painstaking statistical record of the world's reactor fleet, its age profile, economic performance and near-term prospects, broken out country by country and updated annually.

Still, after months of accusations and counteraccusations from the United States and Iran, the meeting raised the prospect of an intensified diplomatic push to resolve concerns over Iranian nuclear activity, not unlike the lengthy and painstaking talks that resulted in a deal last month with North Korea.

"Diplomacy is painstaking work.

Many of the most promising prospects the C.I.A. was able to recruit turned out to be Soviet plants, some discovered only after years of expensive and painstaking debriefing.

But progress is painstaking.

The process was painstaking.