Sentence examples for proved tedious from inspiring English sources

Although Bomis began a search for experts to vet Nupedia articles, this proved tedious.

Daniel Weissenberger of Gamecritics.com noted in his review of Halo 3 that even though the Flood looked better than ever, their single strategy of rushing the player proved tedious over time.

Attempts to excise individual ACF from whole mount tissue after HID-AB staining, using a dissecting microscope and a small steel punch, proved tedious, even though it produced classic longitudinal sections with representation from all layers of the colonic tissue.

His diction and prosody are impeccable; yet their very smoothness proves tedious, and his graces too often seem engine-turned.

She might have asserted the more general principle that consistent anything in a character can prove tedious.

Unfortunately, nest location pinpointing generally follows a manual process which can prove tedious, time-consuming and inaccurate.

While Shorts is built to be efficient, the cognitive overhead of deciding if each shot is worthy of posting could prove tedious.

The aesthetic features of some free form surfaces, such as vases, despite being adjunct, can prove tedious and time consuming to create by the conventional surface models, such as NURBS.

However, initial attempts, using β-galactosidase-based reporter systems [9], [10], [11], [12] have proven tedious, due to a requirement for tissue fixation, and in vertebrates, dissection or serial sectioning.

Codon optimization is one possibility but it can prove tedious and costly.

What proved especially tedious to the boys, he told us, was grazing the sheep throughout the day.