Sentence examples for tedious stages from inspiring English sources

As a retired Ph.D. chemist, I know that the isolation of sugar from blackstrap molasses requires many expensive, tedious stages, namely crushing, pressing and extraction.

In this manner, for practical use in science and engineering, this method might give new unfamiliar class of solutions which is of fundamental interest and furthermore, the proposed approach convinces to apply it on nonlinear equations by today's powerful software programs so that it does not need tedious stages of evaluation and can be used without studying the whole theory.

(Catherine Rampell) 'House for Sale' (closes on Sunday) Daniel Fish's tedious staged reading of a rather pedestrian essay by Jonathan Franzen makes cruel demands on both the actors and the audience.

And many people saw it as a necessary but tedious stage that the country would have to endure in order to exit Communism.

The following day, the reality remains the denial of the official discourse and my neighbors, running after the always evasive rice, haven't had the time nor the inclination to watch such tedious staging on television.

This may be the most tedious stage as there seems to be an endless amount of the dull grout residue.

Despite a sometimes tedious group stage there ended up being a few contenders.

This is followed by the "lengthy and tedious" selection stage, with six to eight years devoted to the examination of the best recombination and stabilisation designs for the new variation (Van Den Hurk [2009]).

But the same principles that worked to make so many of the matches in the knockout stages tedious — four out of fourteen were decided on penalties, with another three requiring overtime, all after ending 0 0 — may also make the consolation game, this Saturday, one of the best yet.

The small, familial nuances that form the basis of his story can build gradually on the page, but seem only tedious on the stage.

But it is hard to think of a celebrated dancer performing today who is more tedious, more devoid of stage sense, more undancerly and more lacking in musicianship.