Sentence examples for tedious cycle from inspiring English sources

The result is a tedious cycle that plays itself out again and again.

General approaches have proven successful in complex real-world situations only after a tedious cycle of manual experimentation and modification.

For those tired of English football's tedious cycle, the notion of Jürgen Klinsmann as the next country's next manager appeals (indeed on Thursday he was priced as low as 4-1 with some bookies to succeed Hodgson).

Almost certainly fluoride will get yet another clean bill of health, campaigners will reject the findings and the same tedious cycle will repeat again, in much the same way parents who oppose vaccination are impervious to the scientific literature undermining their position.

Answer the tedious "why" questions.

Although this architecture was developed to support high availability and business continuity -- and to handle multi-tenancy and multiple, different types of users -- it came with tedious and expensive upgrade cycles.

Even so, the cycle remains terribly tedious.

But he doesn't really feel Bach's dance rhythms most of the time, nor does he construct convincing structures for the dramatic preludes, and all of the cycle's sarabands make tedious listening.

This fire-ringed mountaintop figures in three of the four operas in the "Ring" cycle and becomes a bit tedious; its animated cracklings start to suggest an unusually large version of fake logs while also dwarfing the singers.

For most of the rest of the country, they are tedious and irrelevant developments in an endless cycle of campaigning.

Instead we got Bernstein's late, largely apolitical cycle "Arias and Barcarolles" (1988), which arrives at a lovely humming conclusion via tedious 12-tone experiments and overly cute touches.