Sentence examples for present cumbersome from inspiring English sources

The present cumbersome title, "high representative for common foreign and security policy", should be replaced by an "internationally recognised one", such as EU secretary of state or foreign minister, and the holder should have a seat on the European council, beside the heads of government and the president of the European commission.

Results suggest that the concept of a single pass RO has a potential for simplifying the present rather cumbersome flow sheets of boron controlled processes.

Limited-user interfaces are another contributing factor to IoT devices being overlooked, Singh believes, referring to non-present or "cumbersome access methods like using a web browser or app" to monitor each device.

Whereas, 60.9% (1023/1681) find the present dose regime cumbersome, 39.1% (657/1681) of the patients prefer the multiple dose regime.

The range of ceiling ratios presented may be too high for CRQ in particular, and it might have been more useful, if somewhat more cumbersome, to present a different range of ceiling ratios for each of the two outcomes.

We suggest that, although difficult, this pursuit might be achieved by focusing on FXR1P which is less prone to degradation and does not contain the cumbersome insertion present in KH2 of FMRP.

For a reasonably design estimate of low-velocity impact behavior of a single lap joint, the nondimensional analysis presented is considerably less cumbersome to handle.

Historically, the only way to get anything into orbit has been by rocket; a process that is massively expensive, cumbersome, and presents a slew of constraints.

"Our evidence shows that the present [welfare] system is cumbersome, complicated and fails to respond effectively," the report says.

With spacecraft becoming increasingly complex, upscaling of present telemetry techniques can become cumbersome.

An important issue dealing with the present method is the quite cumbersome measurement of the specimen size since single trabeculae are often irregularly shaped yielding relatively dispersed results.