Sentence examples for because of the clumsy from inspiring English sources

The Mets had become a national story because of the clumsy way the firing of Willie Randolph was handled.

The case has resonated, not only because of the grisly brutality of the attack, but also because of the clumsy and, in some cases, insensitive response of India's political class.

First and foremost are the questions that have arisen because of the clumsy way the story was told.

No matter what, 10/1 will be a cursed date in our history, not only because of the disobedience and the blatant illegalities committed by the independence movement, but also because of the clumsy response from Rajoy's government to the secessionist challenge: first hiding behind the judges, and later, behind the riot police.

Some players tend to lose the tools they use because of the doctor's clumsy hands.

Allen was easy, because the clumsy profit motive substantiated a pretty basic misuse.

Mahrez's influence was limited because of a clumsy foul by Gradel and the winger was replaced by Okazaki at half-time.

Economic and social indicators have been positive during Santos's government – the economy grew 4.3%, unemployment fell to its lowest level since at least 2000, and inflation dipped to a six-decade low – but there is a lack of enthusiasm for Santos, in particular because of his clumsy handling of a series of social protests.

YouTube video have missed the mark because of clumsy, stereotypical messaging.

That is why the truth of the performance overcomes the clumsy yet enjoyable dancing and singing.

In many official contexts, it is known by the clumsy appellation of Derry-Londonderry because residents cannot agree on what to call it.