Sentence examples for awkward to handle from inspiring English sources
"There are few things more awkward to handle than a big, hot, wet fish".
Kindred is currently testing conventional industrial robot arms capable of grasping and placing objects that can be awkward to handle, like small items of clothing, more quickly and reliably than would normally be possible.
The smart-looking wooden chairs are unusually uncomfortable and the oversized menus are awkward to handle on small tables, as are the oversize plates used for both appetizers and entrees.
Pick it up and turn it on, though, and you discover that the build quality is shoddy, the screen is terrible, the CPU is underpowered making the device frustrating to use, and the odd button placement makes the tablet awkward to handle.
Let's stipulate here that all ingredients are fresh and accurately prepared, and simply wallow in a few descriptions: Daniel: Two and a half inches in diameter, and a bit awkward to handle, with a vivid purple-and-yellow center of tuna and mango under an arch of rice, with a triumphal garnish of cooked shrimp.
However, they are awkward to handle in practice because of the necessity for accurate evaluation of the stiffness tensor derivative with respect to the conversion degree and calculation of tensor relations ( widehat{C}(N ,kern0.5em {widehat{varepsilon}}^o(N) ).
However, he said, this would be an awkward way to handle the problem, and he would generally recommend against it.
It's an extremely awkward situation to handle, but remaining silent while one of my kids was suffering was giving my children the wrong message.
It has also infuriated some local authorities by sidestepping their own electronic problem-report forms with emails that are more awkward and expensive to handle.
(In a perfect example of unjoined-up e-government, FixMyStreet was originally funded by the old Department for Constitutional Affairs, while Connect to your Council was run by the former Office of the Deputy Prime Minister). It has also infuriated some local authorities by sidestepping their own electronic problem-report forms with emails that are more awkward and expensive to handle.
I don't think that will be awkward for Mercedes to handle and they were scrupulously fair in letting him make the second stop before Hamilton to relieve any pressure he was feeling.
