Sentence examples for that laborious from inspiring English sources

It is a very touching thing, to watch all that laborious construction.

The artist Monica Bock provides plenty of proof to make the point that while packing two lunches every day may not seem that laborious, those lunches add up.

Regulators are left to write the rules that will make financial reform a reality — or not — and are beginning that laborious process.

These findings suggest that laborious hand weeding of trenched plot vegetation may be replaced by other methods, facilitating future studies of this large and poorly-understood carbon flux.

Our study demonstrates that laborious testing of transformed plants does not reveal any significant change in various ecologically relevant plant traits, or in the transcription of numerous ecologically and physiologically relevant genes.

The slaves' work, Beauregard noted, had not only spared the white volunteers "from that laborious service" but also gave them more time to train as soldiers.

What is certain is that the laborious process of stepping off planes has become an all too regular feature of Gerrard's life recently.

While the island reportedly possessed a favorable growing climate, it was "virgin and entangled soil" that required laborious clearing by hand.

He does not possess great technical facility, and when not profoundly inspired, he is prosaic; there are long passages in Les Destinées that are laborious and dull.

And it can be done uncompromisingly, as in the misleadingly titled MASTERING SIMPLICITY: A Life in the Kitchen (Wiley, $34.95), by the chef Christian Delouvrier and Jennifer Leuzzi, with classic French recipes that require laborious, classic French techniques.

I'm also quietly optimistic that the laborious cogitations in Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's convention on the future of Europe will produce some much needed changes to the way in which the EU's institutions operate.