In addition, the measure would remain NTB specific, and assessing the full range of impacts of NTBs might be quite cumbersome, technically speaking.

The Advisory Committee's recommendations on staffing and management were quite useful, in particular the ones on the cumbersome recruitment procedures, which adversely affected the level of financing of posts and, what was worse, the effectiveness of programme implementation.

However, twin tracking of two big cases or more is cumbersome.

It holds out better prospects for success than the cumbersome United Nations negotiations.

Establishing methods for quantification of NTBs is cumbersome, time consuming and not very well studied.

But this implies a complex and cumbersome approval process and the provision of high quality collateral.

The deep secrecy of its political system meant that the flow of information was slow and cumbersome.

Lawsuits are apparently increasingly common, but they are notoriously cumbersome, and judges are not independent from factory bosses.

Improvised systems can be cumbersome, unreliable, relatively difficult to use and also more expensive than industrially produced equivalents.

Not quite.

But, as peripheral Europe can now attest, this is a cumbersome, painful, and politically unpopular form of economic adjustment.

And they were quite overweight and wearing sweatpants and quite docile looking.

But the process for issuing SDRs is cumbersome, and there are no private markets in which they can be traded.

You're quite right.

Quite the contrary.

Well, not quite.

Quite the contrary.

Many European companies have profited from investing in such firms, which means deciding on the terms of sanctions could prove cumbersome.

Any attempt by the United Kingdom to repatriate powers to Westminster is likely to be a drawn out and cumbersome negotiation.

At the time, these were sold over the counter in cumbersome glass bottles or impractical paper wraps in most European countries.

Raven thought that the tests commonly in use at that time were cumbersome to administer and the results difficult to interpret.

And that's quite unique.

You can't quite stop.

Not quite there yet.

George is quite talkative.

George is quite talkative.

So using evolution in biology, and in inorganic biology, for me is quite appealing, quite exciting.

Energy debates in the US, Australia, and other countries have centered so far on introducing a cumbersome cap and trade permit system.

The best option is to better educate the unskilled, but this is a cumbersome, time consuming process that offers no short term solution.

In the absence of segregation of Iraq Trust Fund funds, the production of these financial statements required a cumbersome manual selection of expenditures.

It's actually quite user unfriendly.

Same idea! Well, not quite.

That car is quite new.

It was really quite fast.

Jamal suffered quite a lot.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

The noise was quite loud.

You're quite forgetful, aren't you?

The rehearsal is quite entertaining.

He means that quite literally.

Measles can be quite dangerous.

This is quite interesting information.

That is not quite true.

That is quite a commitment.