Sentence examples for clumsy approach from inspiring English sources

It's a pretty clumsy approach to take.

Sorana Vieru, the NUS's vice-president for higher education, says this is a clumsy approach.

Mr. Mori's plummeting poll numbers since the "divine country" remarks, however, strongly suggest that such a clumsy approach is doomed to backfire.

But Mr King's clumsy approach to it risks feeding the sense of beleaguerment and outrage many American Muslims have come to feel in the face of the recent scaremongering over the so-called "ground zero" mosque in New York and the Republican Party's paranoid fantasy about Islamic sharia law taking over America by stealth.

Even in Libération, a leftist newspaper critical of the president, one survey suggested that fully 59% of respondents backed him rather than the strikers.Third, Mr Sarkozy, a careful student of recent French strikes, has tried to adopt a less clumsy approach to union relations than his predecessors.

Mr. Adkins's clumsy approach to sexuality, which dates to well before his 2005 hit "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk," continues here with a pair of pseudo-erotic bruisers: the pleasantly dopey "Ala-Freakin-Bama" and the dull "Brown Chicken Brown Cow" (sung in the bow-chicka-wow-wow pattern of '70s porn-score parodies).

So it's not a magic bullet, or an infallible virtual lawyer bot, but instead a refined tool that goes beyond clumsy approaches like full-text keyword search of archived PDF versions of paper decisions.

Some clumsy approaches within the Care.data scheme in the UK highlighted the importance of trust and the effort which should be invested in keeping the trust of citizens intact when the acquisition of their health data is concerned (Sterckx et al. 2015).

Clumsy approaches assume that tasks such as coordination are difficult and expensive.

Analyzing these five characteristics gives Cambridge Analytica's customers the ability to perform "behavioral microtargeting" – the holy grail of personalized marketing, going well beyond the clumsy demographics approach familiar to all marketers.

For the "Ring," Robert Lepage has adopted a clumsy comic-book approach.