Sentence examples for that cumbersome from inspiring English sources

They believe that cumbersome new rules, most obviously Obamacare, hurt them disproportionately.

He said that he saw potential for renewable energy in Japan, but that cumbersome regulations and government foot-dragging were holding the industry back.

One hundred and ninety-two days after being named the Knicks' top basketball executive, Glen Grunwald finally addressed his hopes, his plans and that cumbersome qualifier in front of his title.

The campaign will begin with a push to make the voluntary testing routine in emergency rooms and storefront clinics, where city officials say that cumbersome consent procedures required by state law have deterred doctors from offering the tests.

We had seen a graphic illustration of something about which we had often read - the way that cumbersome procedures bring a bureaucratic sclerosis to police work, which is already stressful and exhausting.

Nick Clegg has said it is fanciful to think that cumbersome water cannon will help stop sporadic public disorder like the London riots, but added that a decision to deploy them is an operational one for the police and the home secretary.

He was complaining about a decision-making process that was cumbersome by American standards.

My first answer would be to echo James Madison and say that the cumbersome legislative process established by the constitution is itself a powerful "limiting principle".

But the experience of District 19 in East New York suggests that the cumbersome old process was not the only roadblock to sweeping changes in the principals' ranks.

The Rye Free Reading Room, which had a Web site that was cumbersome to update, began using a Crossbow system last month, said Betty Gay Teoman, library director.

Howe, like Hitchcock, knew that the cumbersome effort was worthwhile, for the result would be a rolling expanse of fine-grained images, filling the audience's gaze.