Sentences with phrase «cumbersome because»

Traffic can become cumbersome because of the major roadway connections, as well as, the standard New York Interstates.

This becomes cumbersome because touch capabilities are non-existent here.

This is cumbersome because you again have to hire them or go to some other company to do those changes.

While drag racing is already a part of Forza Motorsport 7, it's rather cumbersome because, instead of simply tweaking your ride and jumping back into the race, you have to reload the entire track again and wait for a really long time.

Pumpkin puree isn't hard to make; it's just a little cumbersome because you have to deal with the whole pumpkin.

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Google's attempt to move us from desktop to cloud computing really started with ChromeOS, but that web - only operating system wasn't a success, in part because the lack of a storage backbone proved too strange and cumbersome for consumers.

But under McDonald the system grew more cumbersome, in part because the likes of HR and marketing became more powerful.

That's because it eliminates the need to enter in information like card numbers and shipping addresses that can be a cumbersome task on the small screens of mobile phones.

Because the BitLicense requirements are so cumbersome and costly, to date, New York has only issued two BitLicenses.

It has been a refreshing experience because other website builders have proven to be frustrating, cumbersome, and slow.

Right now, such transactions are rare precisely because they are so cumbersome.

Often, businesses — especially smaller companies — do not even bother applying for federal assistance because the process is too complex, too cumbersome and too time - consuming.

Yet Reid says the figures probably understate the actual level of financial stress experienced by local families because banks are still doing everything they can to avoid foreclosing on a property, a cumbersome and costly process.

Force - quitting is specifically shitty, because it's not only unintuitive but also cumbersome.

Giving up on doing such things because it is deemed to be too difficult, ineffective, cumbersome, shaming, paralyzing, pointless, or whatever could be better interpreted as a loss of faith in the Savior Jesus Christ and his power to change us, and an absence of the Holy Spirit which seals us unto holiness and eternal salvation.

C.S. Lewis admired George MacDonald tremendously, not because he was such a great «writer»» his prose, in fact, was often cumbersome» but because he could create worlds and myth.

In any form, institutional agency is created through intersubjectivity; it is a cumbersome agency, because diffuse.

I've always liked bone - in / skin - on chicken breasts because they stay more moist, but they can be more cumbersome to eat.

There are many things in the methodology of the original Cooking Light recipe that I changed because I found the way they did it was cumbersome and overly complicated.

I love this whiskey and cream infused gravy not only because it has whiskey and cream, but because it is really hard to mess up and can be made without the cumbersome steps of whisking flour into a roasting pan or separating the fat from the pan drippings.

This only feeds two hungry people, but you can't make much more than that all at once, because it becomes too cumbersome in the pan.

A lot of moms love it because innerspring mattresses are cumbersome and hard to change sheets with one person, but not so with this one.

Kids dig it because it's faster and less cumbersome than traditional knitting.

As a parent, you know that lugging around an infant in a car seat is a lot of work — but, who wants to wake the baby and take them out just because the carseat is cumbersome?

One potential obstacle to the program is the refusal of many school districts to install salad bars for food - safety reasons and because of cumbersome USDA rules governing the federally subsidized school lunch program that feeds some 31 million U.S. school children every day.

We also have a Chicco Smart Support Backpack (http://www.amazon.com/Chicco-Smart-Support-Backpack-Red/dp/B0007NC7K6) and while this is nice because it's worn on the back and has a higher weight limit than the Baby Bjorn, I find the frame structure to be a bit cumbersome for everyday use.

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Can be cumbersome and heavy to fold and lift; tough choice for twins or two young children because usually only one seat reclines fully for naps

One potential obstacle to the program is the refusal of many school districts to install salad bars for sanitation reasons and because of cumbersome USDA rules governing the federally - subsidized school lunch program that feeds some 31 million U.S. school children every day.

It's perfect for 99 % of the time because it's effortless to put on; others can be so cumbersome, I would never use them.

Even here, Nabena explained, there is light at the end of the tunnel because there is a 44 % success in implementation despite the fact that many states find the adoption of IPSAS cumbersome, expensive and challenging.

He said because of the cumbersome procedure in accessing the funds, most of the governors did not know they had such funds in the bank.

Most of the so called undemocratic regimes easily make corruption unattractive because of the space to take fast decisions on corruption cases without going through rigorous and well webbed processes of democratic dialogue and accountability with their cumbersome dilutions.

Adoke in a letter dated march 25, 2015 told the SGF that the process of removal of CCT chairman was cumbersome and tedious because of the uniqueness of the law that back the appointment.

Hafer maintained the «at Stewart Field» part of the name would disappear simply because the full name was too long and cumbersome and would never fit on signs or monitors at the airport or in the terminal.

Either way, the real fight lies in the November general elections, because neither Democrats nor the GOP want to have Felder be a one - man kingmaker in what would be, in the words of one lawmaker, «cumbersome.»

The approach seemed promising, but it did not actually take off at the time, partly because patient records were still being written by hand, and turning to a computer - based program added another cumbersome step.

When we analyze a client?s chances to qualify for a green card, we first try the Alien of Extraordinary Ability and the National Interest Waiver categories, because these two categories permit the scientist to petition the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) while avoiding both employer sponsorship and the cumbersome labor - certification process.

Furthermore, because the custom systems are frequently incompatible, making industry - wide insights or deciphering best practices is slow and cumbersome.

White Canes provide low - tech assistance to the visually impaired, but some blind people object to their use because they are cumbersome, fail to detect elevated obstacles, or require long training periods to master.

The method is much less cumbersome than dealing with chicken eggs, and because the vaccine is so easy to produce, the company intends to use 135 micrograms of hemagglutinin in each dose of vaccine — 3 times higher than current flu vaccines — in hopes of getting better protection.

Existing tests to determine delirium severity are cumbersome and are seldom administered because they are difficult to use in ICU patients on ventilators and require advanced staff training.

Because even the most apparently useful innovations can become cumbersome in the wrong circumstances.

Libertarian paternalism is seductive because democratic politics is a cumbersome and messy business.

However, the time - to - result can be protracted because of fixed - time sequencing runs and cumbersome bioinformatics workflows.

Because of their cumbersome size, big pumpkins are not readily available for purchase in most grocery stores or farmers» markets, yet they can still be purchased at larger harvest festivals, or through direct contact with some local farmers for about one dollar per pound, or $ 2.20 USD per kilogram.

Grok definitely had fire, and the odds are high that the fire was kept lit overnight because starting fire was such a cumbersome affair.

because at the end of the day you've got to be able to bend over and tie your shoes, or be comfortable with getting on and off the ground without the process being too cumbersome.

That's not to say that you can't put on a decent amount of muscle with kettlebells, because you can, but past a certain weight they become far too cumbersome to use effectively.

Because writing up a meal plan in a book or PDF format would have been incredibly cumbersome for both of us.