Examples of 'quite cumbersome' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite cumbersome"
'Quite cumbersome' is used to describe something that is very awkward, difficult to handle, or burdensome due to its size, weight, or complexity
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This makes using a mouse quite cumbersome.
Automobiles are quite cumbersome in this environment.
Traveling in groups tends to be quite cumbersome.
This was quite cumbersome to those travelling with children.
Using just the log would be quite cumbersome.
It was quite cumbersome to create.
Early machines were quite cumbersome.
This can become quite cumbersome if you have to do it on a regular basis.
The requested extensive auditing of timber would be quite cumbersome and difficult to do.
It becomes quite cumbersome to keep on top of web pages that are constantly changing.
Aligning all of the pieces of a conveyor belt assembly can be quite cumbersome.
This can be quite cumbersome.
Again, purification of this compound from the mixture was quite cumbersome.
It might be quite cumbersome.
However, in large networks the manual operation can be quite cumbersome.
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The process can be quite cumbersome so please read through the instructions fully.
Yes, and look these structures is quite cumbersome.
Admittedly, it 's quite cumbersome to detect transactions from stolen credit cards.
On the contrary, it seems quite cumbersome.
This system is quite cumbersome and complex and does not avoid the above-cited drawbacks.
However, this arrangement is quite cumbersome for surgeons.
They used it exclusively in hairdressing saloons, because it was quite cumbersome.
Swiveling-type constructions are quite cumbersome and do not lend themselves to a very compact package.
However, the procedure to arrive there is still lengthy and quite cumbersome.
The second rule that can prove quite cumbersome for the player is the " rollover " rule.
The performance appraisal system of RCs by inter-agency regional directors is quite cumbersome.
For the negative points, it 's quite cumbersome and heavy.
In addition, procedures required from communities to account for project expenditures were quite cumbersome.
Conversely, highly secure and stable partitions are often quite cumbersome to install and remove.
Battery operated tools also eliminate the need for extension cords, which can be quite cumbersome.
As a consequence, the clamping arrangement of Morely is quite cumbersome and restrictive.
In particular, deploying an E. 164 number-to-IP address mapping within the DNS infrastructure is quite cumbersome.
These tools can make the process of handling customers ' requests quite cumbersome and time consuming.
Called Voyager, it is present in an avant-garde installation and quite cumbersome.
Myanmar 's " superior man " design is quite cumbersome.
The Treaty 's final provisions make its entry into force quite cumbersome.
However, such an additional locking system is not aesthetic and is quite cumbersome to apply.
However, some users might find the CUE quite cumbersome.
The Treaty & apos ; s final provisions make its entry into force quite cumbersome.
Although functional, these regulation organs, however, make the device quite cumbersome.
I could splint it if it 's broken . It might be quite cumbersome.
The minimum size of a plasma screen is 107 cm, which makes it quite cumbersome.
Breath Test, This is the gold standard, however, it 's quite cumbersome.
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Quite a boy you have got here
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