Sentences with phrase «from cumbersome»

While quitting would give you temporary happiness at escaping from the cumbersome work environment, it could have a negative impact on your career.

Learn how to transform the final hiring step, onboarding, from a cumbersome process to one that engages talent from the beginning by downloading Your Complete Guide to Onboarding From Decision to Day One.

It may not be as portable as the MacBook Air, but it's far from cumbersome and its top notch build quality means you won't be worried about its welfare when carrying it around.

Move from cumbersome paper to digital documents.

Oursler has broken new ground in the world of video art by freeing the image from the cumbersome boundaries of the video monitor, conventional film screen and picture frame.

From the cumbersome menu navigation of EA Sports Active 2 to an inability to recognize fundamental exercises such as push - ups in THQ's UFC Personal Trainer,...

It's an interface much like you'll find in a BMW or Mercedes - Benz, but Mazda's suffers from some cumbersome menus and selections.

Aside from the cumbersome handling and inconvenient rear door (and 15 mpg EPA city), the GX is well - sorted.

Exempt from cumbersome state procurement procedures, civil - service rules and pay scales, they can more readily attract talent and customize (and economize on) their purchases and outlays.

Henson's son Brian, the film's chief puppeteer and second unit director, and others reveal the assorted technical challenges faced, from the cumbersome nature of the Turtles» suits to the breakdown - prone animatronic faces.

You'll be free from the cumbersome thoughts and pressure to try to be like someone else and to please students.

When a young inventor named Steve Jobs wanted to provide computing power to «people who have no computer experience and don't particularly care to gain any,» he ushered us from the cumbersome technology of mainframes and command - line prompts to the breezy advances of the Macintosh and iPhone.

Online fax services are becoming increasingly popular as people move away from the cumbersome traditional fax machine.

Here are a handful of the benefits you'll enjoy when you make the switch from cumbersome spreadsheets to the cloud.

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Omada's digital therapeutics platform attempts to address disparate health care needs that can be particularly cumbersome for people at risk for chronic diseases like diabetes through a combination of data analytics, user engagement, and the broad goal of preventing these kinds of conditions from developing in the first place.

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.

A dozen years ago, some customers approached him with an idea: They required highly automated paint shops in their plants, but the components — booths, ovens, robotic sprayers, conveyers, etc. — came from various suppliers, and were cumbersome to assemble.

The idea is to make it easier to share photos from a big event among attendees without the cumbersome process of emailing snapshots to everyone or the awkward end - of - event huddle while six people take the exact same group shot.

Businesses trying to collect payments from cross-border clients often find it cumbersome to negotiate a bank transfer.

This is far from ideal, since navigating a standard web site on mobile device can be quite cumbersome.

This would be created from additional activity, cost reduction, and capital release from the current cumbersome process.

Records need to be kept and the inactive cases periodically shifted to prevent the files from becoming too cumbersome.

To date, theologians have been traveling with cumbersome trunks laden with a theological past — a difficult position from which to meet the space age's demands.

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.

Apart from the growing income disparity between growers and distributors, complex and sometimes cumbersome distribution structures are making the food industry susceptible to fraud.

There would be nothing preventing the Tigers from paying Harper $ 10 million in his first season, $ 15 million in his second, and taking him into the stratosphere in his third season, when their payroll isn't as cumbersome.

Sadly, a cringeworthy and cumbersome gag from Adam Leventhal, holding up a Watford shirt and pretending he was new signing, was the closest thing to fun viewers were offered all night.

Perfect for parents or guardians who need to take cloth diapers to and from babysitters, church nurseries, or day cares, the Planet Wise Hanging Wet / Dry Bag also makes an excellent travel - along for weekends when a traditional diaper pail is too cumbersome to consider.

Cords can be cumbersome when trying to clean carpets, but they're not a worry with this cordless carpet cleaner from Bissell.

If you've ever found yourself wishing that you owned a magical bag from which you could pull out even the most cumbersome baby gear items at a moment's notice, then the phil & teds lobster high chair is the one for you.

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Most of the work of clearing minor blocks that come about due to bad emailing habits is manual and cumbersome (it involves a lot of filling out web forms and begging for forgiveness from the right people).

The London Assembly has no powers, and as a former Assembly Member I can confirm that we were barred even from access to any important documents or information relating to London and its governance on the basis of «commercial confidentiality» and therefore had to rely on the slow and cumbersome process of applying for information under the Freedom of Information provisions!

NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer won praise from budget hawks for his recent streamlining of the funds» notoriously cumbersome management, although the reform was more modest than one his predecessor tried but failed to implement.

By Esseh Ikora Chairman National Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI), Dr Andrew Nuwanta, has said the cumbersome process of securing credit facilities from Bank of...

Who said paper balloting is old - fashioned and cumbersome, a leftover from the old days?

Similarly, with these shapes we're basically rephrasing things from one language to another, and suddenly some very clunky and cumbersome descriptions become sleek, elegant, and completely solvable.

The proposal would have waived an often - cumbersome permitting process for handling samples of everything from hair and DNA to cell lines derived from endangered species.

Plants and animals had common names, which varied from one location and language to the next, and scientific «phrase names,» cumbersome Latin descriptions that could run several paragraphs.

(CDC video clips from a field training demonstration show how cumbersome the suiting - up process is and how difficult proper equipment removal can be.)

She soon realized, however, that the implants were cumbersome and largely incompatible with the nervous system, whose elastic properties are a far cry from the metals and glasses that make up most brain - machine interface devices.

They also both suffer from a limitation that has inhibited their widespread adoption: Each is a cumbersome protein complex that needs to be individually engineered for every new DNA target.

«PRISM makes it far less cumbersome to get the data you need from a panel of cell lines.»

It's cumbersome to use, and it's annoying to get instant messages from people you don't know.

Such requirements are both cumbersome and labour intensive, and can require monumental costs from both the technology and human capital required to review background reports and remove those users who pose a risk to online daters.

It's bloated, cumbersome and little has changed from last year, and in that way bears many parallels to the game itself.

In addition, there is so much white trash loot that it becomes cumbersome to pick through (since you can't just pick it all up and deal with it later because your inventory is small) in the middle of a dungeon, and that takes away from the flow of the game.

It is more based on a lack of design creativity, some cumbersome dialog, and some awkward direction, that really prevented this from being the home run it should of been.

UFC 3's grappling remains unchanged from its predecessor — utilizing the right stick for transitioning into and out of various positions — and is too cumbersome and binary to ever be particularly enjoyable.

There are interesting side - by - side storyboard / finished scene comparisons for the film's more visually complex sequences; a selection of rather understandably deleted scenes that can be viewed with commentary by director and producer as well as within the context of the film (albeit in rather cumbersome fashion); a largely useless montage of still photos from the production cut to a cue of John Murphy's score; the usual cast and crew filmographies and production notes; plus a full - frame version of the film to go with the nicely transferred anamorphic widescreen one.