Sentence examples for clumsy to use from inspiring English sources

It's a gorgeous, lightweight, long-lasting laptop that's tragically clumsy to use.

Imagine arming a bank guard with dynamite and a lighter and you get a good idea of nuclear weapons' utility: powerful, but too clumsy to use.

A drag to focus mode is available, but I found it clumsy to use and in the end switched to the equally simple to use but much better Google Camera app.

In North Dakota, for instance, many of the state's 218 districts, many of them with only one tiny rural school, rebelled after Department of Public Instruction officials spent $2.4 million on a system that teachers and administrators found clumsy to use.

a) It's impractical and clumsy to use.

The power button is clumsy to use when the keyboard is open.

Symphony Presentations allows this too, but the tools are slightly clumsier to use and more limited in scope, and the end result isn't quite as slick.

Both ruthless obstinacy and desperation are evident in his clumsy attempt to use the courts to remain a part of Mrs Quinn's life.Blindness has also played its part in the entangling of his private and professional lives.

But I suspect that the Inland Revenue, Britain's tax authority, will jump very heavily on anyone trying to use clumsy ploys to avoid the tax, like redefining employment as partnerships or nominal relocation of place of work.

The first world war vintage Espionage Act is, like its British counterpart, the Official Secrets Act, a clumsy and crude law to use against government officials communicating with journalists on matters where there is a clear public interest – if only because it does not allow a defendant to argue such a public interest in court.

Meanwhile, it could give creators a reason to broadcast on Periscope instead of Facebook Live, where they have to use clumsy mid-roll ad breaks to earn money, or Snapchat and Instagram, where they have to give their content away for free.