Examples of 'more cumbersome' in a sentence

Meaning of "more cumbersome"

More cumbersome: Referring to something that is more difficult, complex, or burdensome to handle or manage. It implies that the task or process requires more effort, time, or resources compared to a simpler or less challenging alternative

How to use "more cumbersome" in a sentence

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It is more cumbersome now than when it was created.
Anything else seems more cumbersome to me.
No more cumbersome costumes such as panniers or tonnelets.
This tends to make the chair more cumbersome.
No more cumbersome removal of memory cards required.
Of course that makes the notation more cumbersome.
It is more cumbersome as it requires enormous computing power.
Before that they were more cumbersome.
This is however more cumbersome and therefore less practical as explained above.
Banking transactions are made more cumbersome and complex.
For more cumbersome personal effects you will have to pay shipping charges.
But the use of syringes is even more cumbersome.
A solid softbox is more cumbersome to fold than an umbrella.
The parallel imports procedure would then be more cumbersome.
Today is a little more cumbersome and a little more clinical.

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Present and future emission reductions are more cumbersome and costly.
It is better than the more cumbersome methods of regulation now in place.
Foot sleeves can be worn at night instead of a more cumbersome night splint.
Treaty more cumbersome.
Many of the present and future emission reductions are more cumbersome and costly.
It forces them to use more cumbersome means of moving money.
This merely complicates the programming procedure and makes programme changes more cumbersome.
Bedhead can be harder and more cumbersome to make.
Promotion is much more cumbersome with a conventional book than it is with an eBook too.
An institution is far more cumbersome.
But these devices are more cumbersome to use than embodiments of the present invention.
Its purpose is different since they are more cumbersome to carry around.
But these devices are more cumbersome when compared to embodiments of the present invention.
There are some contexts in which procedures can be more cumbersome than they are efficient.
Will make it more cumbersome for all parties involved?
The greater the number of multiples of λ the more cumbersome the apparatus becomes.
No more cumbersome and dirty chain, in its place a supporting body.
It is strange that truth more cumbersome to take is than light.
The quota system makes the administrative management of the premiums much more cumbersome.
The process becomes even more cumbersome if the children are minors.
By comparison, terrestrial locomotion by phocids is more cumbersome.
The cage devices are more cumbersome than the yoke devices.
I have tried to, and it is much more cumbersome.
And then it became even more cumbersome to actually make that real.
In this case, the formalities will be more cumbersome.
This embodiment is thus more cumbersome than the preceding one.
As the mines deepened, controlling the water became more cumbersome.
And longer and harder and much more cumbersome for me to understand.
Compared to more cumbersome anti-tank weapon systems, the difference is noticeable.
Dense undergrowth and tree climbers make work even more cumbersome and dangerous.
Seamless steel tubes are more cumbersome and more rigorous in the production process.
Removing a Bundle is even more cumbersome.
These means are heavier and more cumbersome and usually are not present on drilling machines.
IRA rules are becoming more cumbersome.
It 's better than the more cumbersome method of regulation that we now use.

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