Sentence examples for tedious and expensive from inspiring English sources

"This is something that could work, though it will be tedious and expensive," he said.

Examination of the claims is still under way, and Mr Watkins admits it will be tedious and expensive.

The upshot is that concrete needs constant repair by teams of workmen assigned to fill in the newly formed gaps, which is tedious and expensive.

Since images proliferate swiftly online, and takedown notices have to be filed with each site separately, stopping a viral image can be tedious and expensive.

This tedious and expensive work is to protect the health of lawmakers and their staff: even limited exposure to asbestos can cause lung cancer or mesothelioma, a deadlier cancer.

This is a tedious and expensive manual labor process".

The basic translational work that is the backbone of pre-clinical discovery is tedious, challenging and expensive within this paradigm.

Inarching, or approach grafting (in which a scion and stock of independently rooted plants are grafted and the scion later severed from its original stock), is widely practiced in tropical Asia but is tedious and relatively expensive.

A three-dimensional finite element analysis is tedious and computationally expensive, and requires a high number of elements to achieve a good accuracy.

"It just makes the audit process ridiculously long and tedious and more expensive for the taxpayer," Chick said.

Vermeulen et al (1999) have devised a less tedious and less expensive method of measuring a surrogate for bio-T, namely calculated bio-T, inserting total T, albumin, SHBG and a constant into a mathematical formulation.