Such control would be clumsy and expensive and involve a new shadow frontier with western Ukraine that could be a continued source of unwanted, as opposed to manipulated, troubles.
As a young boy he was clumsy and, at times, absent-minded.
And his all-round play seems to be deteriorating; against Stoke on Saturday his touch seemed clumsy and his passing wonky (mind you, he was not alone in that).
He said the officer was making a point against segregation, but conceded the comments were "clumsy and crass".
It is de rigueur for anyone under 80 who receives a lifetime achievement at a film awards ceremony to make pretty much that joke, even though we all know, really, that the award is not a death certificate but just a clumsy apology for not having given the recipient more awards before.
And if I want clumsy homages to 2001: A Space Odyssey, I'll head to a sixth-form college short-film night.
Google has come under fire for its "clumsy" approach to obeying Europe's new "right to be forgotten" law, after it began blocking some name-based searches to articles on the websites of UK news organisations.
He grew a lot in a short time and he really looked clumsy.
Between his two efforts Cahill also played a key role in Australia's second, fouled in the Ecuador penalty area following a clumsy challenge from Gabriel Achilier.
Again, it falls to Nina to resolve the situation, and in clumsy British fashion we got to something approaching a happy ending.
Their relationship goes well – except that if you watch Redmayne's exceptionally precise and quite brilliant performance closely, you will notice he gradually becomes more clumsy and less able to control his movements.
