Sentence examples for all unwieldy from inspiring English sources

It is all unwieldy.

Most analysts agree they will largely resemble the current lot, with all the unwieldy complexity that makes Brazil a headache to govern.

Like many Japanese supermarket chains, Daiei early on added clothing and electronic goods to become an unwieldy all-purpose store.

Dynamic display of LD information poses a different challenge since all-against-all data are unwieldy but we do not know in advance which variants users might want to select as reference.

Pronunciation tips for all those unwieldy scientific names — like gigantopithecus (jy-GAN-toh-PITH-uh-kus) — are also included.

But when a document becomes too cluttered and unwieldy from all the various formats, there's a quick and easy way to strip the styles from the text so you can start over.

But it also created an unwieldy patchwork of sources, all operating in the fog of war, albeit a domestic one.

Nashville has become an unwieldy industrial giant, cranking out one-size-fits-all music at a time when he world is continually morphing.

Yet in spite of all of its unwieldy and feral characteristics, aquaculture scientists have just announced an important step toward converting the Atlantic bluefin, in rapid decline in the wild, into a farm animal.

The new work is funnier and nastier and alludes to all kinds of unwieldy things, not least to that great erotic emblem of American whiteness and darkness, Melville's sperm-whale leviathan Moby-Dick.

Despite the return of many refugees to their prewar homes, Bosnia remains divided along its ethnic fault lines: split into two semi-autonomous halves by the Dayton peace accords, governed at all levels by unwieldy combinations of Muslim, Serb and Croat nationalists, and utterly reliant on international aid and oversight.