| Clearly, members were unhappy with the cumbrous nature of the rulemaking process. |
| In the Middle Ages the cumbrous but powerful crossbow was widely used in continental Europe. |
| Early European settlers adopted the process, but found less cumbrous methods. |
| Still, they will not be blocking intersections or chanting beneath cumbrous papier-mache puppets. |
| Without decimals, Europe would have remained trapped in the cumbrous Roman system of numeration. |
| Her treatise has the usual cumbrous apparatus of scholarly citation, though I did wonder about her methods of research. |
