Sentence examples for tedious aspects from inspiring English sources

Students said that relations between researchers and technicians were cordial, for the most part, although the technicians were clearly there for the more tedious aspects of any scientific investigation.

One of the most tedious aspects of doing one's own income taxes is having to enter all the data from every W-2 wage statement and 1099 income report from banks and mutual funds.

Ashe enjoys the veneer of luxury that surrounds life on the international circuit, and he accepts its more tedious aspects — the succession of unfriendly hotel rooms, the bleak, rainy-day games of gin rummy and bridge — as an inevitable accompaniment.

MIT researchers have developed an automated chemical synthesis system that can take over many of the more tedious aspects of chemical experimentation, freeing up chemists to spend more time on the more analytical and creative aspects of their research.

Privileged teens in Kelly Link's "Valley of the Girls" have a sort of slave-self – a "Face" – to handle the more tedious aspects of growing up, leaving the brats free to concentrate on building their personal pyramids for an eternity of partying in the afterlife.

One of the most tedious aspects of law is research.

One tedious aspect that delays progress is the multi-step construction of gene targeting vectors.

Most bands consider this the most tedious aspect of their job, the kind of thing that makes them wish they had gone to law school.

The tedious aspect of manually developing and processing MRM assays involving thousands of transitions has spurred to development of software tools to automate this process.

And not only is card creation and mailing simplified through "app-ification" of the process, Sincerely has introduced a feature that automates another tedious aspect to the invites issue – address collection.

The tedious aspect of repeating curvilinear lines and dots is an important skill in creating artwork that I have come to thoroughly enjoy.