unwieldy sentence examples

• This, in turn, has made scope unwieldy at best.
• Unwieldy to use in close combat type or group of weapons - polearm - a group of pole-mounted weapons.
• But mirror sizes up to 16 inches are often used - but then the telescope become heavy and somewhat unwieldy.
• With larger classes the number of discussion groups could become unwieldy.
• Unwieldy title - goes much further.
• Unwieldy to run with multiple partners ' meetings.
• In 1853 the rather unwieldy name was changed to the north london railroad.
• I started off doing this by just sending carbon copies to multiple people in my mail program, but this rapidly got unwieldy.
• Unwieldy structure is sustained by three main procedures each of which seems to me highly dubious.
• Unwieldy to manage.
• Their systems must not be too unwieldy or prescriptive.
• Hiving off catering and other services did reduce bottom line staff numbers but in other areas ba seems as unwieldy as ever.
• Unwieldy name was changed to the north london railroad.
• Unwieldy to lift, so the hunter contented himself with cutting away one haunch and part of the flank.
• Good to begin with, it has become even better, if a little unwieldy ( growing from 315 pages to 558 ).
• Unwieldy mass of data into a legitimate enterprise information resource.
• Often generalizations can be very unwieldy, containing many clauses in their conditions.
• Unwieldy bodies.
• And because that definition is so unwieldy to trot out every time we think of these things, we say " society " .
• Unwieldy bureaucracy of the lig program remains a burden to all involved, notwithstanding the accepted need for accountability and quality assurance.

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