Sentence examples for a more unwieldy from inspiring English sources

I travel with a more unwieldy to-do list than most, one that I gather from friends, colleagues, readers, Twitter followers, Web research, travel apps, guidebooks, etc.

Under the new system, the junior doctors claim, there would be a more unwieldy system of reporting exhausting hours to a 'guardian' – and the fines money would be kept within the trust, merely being shifted to such allegedly nebulous purposes as improving junior doctors' conditions and training.

Otherwise it will be done by federal overseers, less effectively and certainly in a more unwieldy and painful fashion.

Previously, immature skin-derived eggs had to be implanted into a living mouse in order to mature fully ― a more unwieldy process.

In more elaborate setups, like the Dark Side of the Moon recreation below, a crew has the achieve the effect under a more unwieldy deathmatch environment but one that allows for customization of vehicles and such.

Pointing out that more paperwork is required to look after an experimental animal than a child in school, he prophesied a mass exodus of scientists from Holland if the laws become any more unwieldy.

"It's expensive, a little bigger, a little more unwieldy than you thought it was going to be," Stewart said on Tuesday night's show.

In fact, it's a bit more unwieldy thanks to a poor UI if anything.

It's great in terms of the excitement you feel about the piece, but it becomes a much more unwieldy beast".

Nonetheless they are, or can be useful, if the ideal sector conservatively extends the finitary, that is if no proof from finitary premisses to a finitary conclusion which takes a detour through the infinitary language yields a conclusion we could not have reached, albeit perhaps (herein lies the utility) by a longer, more unwieldy proof.

4. Globalization has now entered a new, more unwieldy, more competitive and much more fragile stage.