Sentence examples for quite cumbersome from inspiring English sources

It seems quite cumbersome and Martin's instructions sound like rocket science: bend your knees, flick your wrists, follow through.

"There is a dilemma between the need for democratic accounting and the need for efficiency and speed: gathering the Parliament for each E.F.S.F. money disbursement is quite cumbersome".

"There is a frustration with the process of registration, which is quite cumbersome and requires you to fill out many forms, gather several documents and visit the office," says Keya Madhvani, 23, who works at Acumen Fund.

And, it said, their plight is not satisfactorily remedied by currency-reading devices, which can be expensive and quite cumbersome: one costs $270 and has trouble reading $20 bills.

Unlike the case where the viscosity remains constant, its discretization may be quite cumbersome especially for high-order staggered formulations.

Downdraft gasification in such a complex system has so many variables and is quite cumbersome to describe.

The downstream protein refolding procedures from inclusion bodies are quite cumbersome and low efficiency (Valente et al. 2004).

The resulting codes tend be rather cumbersome, especially in cases where the end-user requirements are actually quite straightforward.

I'm totally grateful, not least because he was the only person who was going to buy this quite large, cumbersome, crazy thing.

So it's quite a cumbersome process.

This is quite a cumbersome walk-around and I'm not sure many people are going to use it.