Sentence examples for tedious process that from inspiring English sources
Turning these sorts of laboratory discoveries into treatments is a long and tedious process that often fails.
Will Bill Clinton's "confession" after a long and tedious process that held his proverbial feet to the fire lead to moral behavior?
The nation's large paging companies began shifting their operations to other satellites -- a tedious process that involves manually redirecting thousands of satellite dish antennas nationwide.
Letterman's request for a bridge was not immediately acted upon, so he was forced to ferry food and medical supplies across the river, a tedious process that was inadequate to the task at hand.
And while litigants can already pay fines online, those with concerns about their case must go to court and face a tedious process that involves travel, parking, and taking time off work.
This a tedious process that requires you to know the units of each parameter in the original implementation, what they should be in the reimplementation, and what to do when they don't match up.
The planning, writing, revising, scoring and analyzing of these examinations are very complex and tedious processes that require the allocation of quite a significant amount of time, money and personnel.
It is a tedious, painstaking process that depends on workers' using critical safety techniques.
Four times a day nurses make their rounds, popping the pills out of the cards and dispensing them a tedious process given that some seniors take up to 12 different medications a day, many of which look the same.
This could be due to its making being regarded as a tedious process, and that compost attracts snakes.
Edward W. Doherty, the founder of Doherty Enterprises of Allendale, N.J., which is Panera's franchisee for Long Island, said that despite a "very tight and very expensive" market for restaurant space on Long Island, as well as the long and tedious zoning process that bakery cafes must endure, his company plans to open another 15 cafes in the next five years.
