Sentence examples for was laborious to from inspiring English sources
"The Newsroom" started as an eloquent but overwrought tutorial on politics and journalistic ethics that, for all its wit and dazzle, was laborious to watch: insufferably high-minded characters kept interrupting their reporting to declaim the sanctity of the news.
Sure, you could browse to it from the Safari browser on the iPhone, but the experience was laborious to say the least.
The microhemagglutination assay, however, was laborious to set up because antigen-coated erythrocytes had only a short shelf life, and variation in erythrocyte batches compromised reproducibility (25).
Richard Shiff says in the current Tate catalogue that Riley's work "can be laborious to write about".
It's laborious to plot out things; when you get that idea you tend to rush ahead too rapidly and you force the ending.
Cultural remains are laborious to register by means of field surveys.
Secosteroidal hybrid molecules combining vitamin D receptor (VDR) agonism with HDACi displayed enhanced efficacy but are laborious to synthesize.
In such systems, it is laborious to reach multiple steady states and capillary forces are significant so that classical unsteady-state techniques do not apply.
Although every data source takes into account different variables, aspects such as the human factor are not explicitly detailed, mainly because this factor is laborious to quantify.
Steady-state methods have some disadvantages, especially in low permeability rocks where it is laborious to reach multiple steady states, and capillary forces and capillary end effects are significant (Kamath et al. 1993; Schembre and Kovscek 2003).
Back to ambergris – clary sage is easier to get hold of than whale faeces, but even so the herb contains only tiny amounts of sclareol, and it is laborious to extract and purify.
