Sentence examples for clumsy handling from inspiring English sources

Harry Reid, the majority leader, may be to blame for the clumsy handling of the Senate.

Vodafone, the world's biggest wireless company, apologized to investors for its clumsy handling of the issue.

Whatever the true numbers, other casualties may be counted in the disaster and the nature of its clumsy handling afterwards.

And the president's clumsy handling of climate policy has got him into trouble for most of the past year.

In addition, admittedly, there was a layer of genuine surprise at the administration's clumsy handling of it all.

A clumsy handling of an abortion discussion, and she was vilified as a baby-hater who advocated infanticide.

The Lakers have been hindered by Howard's slow recovery from back surgery, Steve Nash's long absence, Pau Gasol's emotional and physical state and Mike D'Antoni's sometimes-clumsy handling of the locker room.

The DA doesn't help itself by fudging its own apartheid-era history and by its sometimes-clumsy handling of policy and leadership issues.

The 35-millimeter motion-picture cameras were clumsy to handle and frequently had to be refocused and relighted.

They were also seized upon by the opposition, which jumped on another chance to accuse Mr. Kan of weak and clumsy leadership in handling the disaster.

But he said the notice — which was part of a more commonplace announcement that large parties would also be subject to a 15 percent gratuity — was probably a clumsy way of handling it.