Sentence examples for ever more unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Latvia will be the last country to join under the current system of voting rights at the European Central Bank (ECB), which is becoming ever more unwieldy and unrepresentative.

And at first everything does seem quite upbeat, as Sarah's side of the family pose for the wedding photo – the cast becoming ever more unwieldy as Josh's son Colton, Tammy's ex-stepdaughter Bianca and Rabbi Raquel – who is now also Josh's girlfriend – are welcomed into the frame.

Granted, his tantrums are even more unwieldy in the unbending city.

An organization already known for its bureaucracy became even more unwieldy (the editorial guidelines are now 215 pages long).

With each new tiered layer of the cake, the knife-cuts become increasingly fiddly, the little parts even more unwieldy.

But if the changes only apply to some taxpayers, as seems likely, the form could actually get even more unwieldy.

But as scientists try to explain systems of greater complexity -- a hurricane, the economy of Portugal, a human or even a reptilian brain -- the calculations become ever more elaborate until one is left with an unwieldy array of symbols that do not explain much at all.

America is weaker, the EU more unwieldy and Russia less predictable.

Like it or not, NATO is growing more unwieldy and a consensus more elusive.

The risk, meanwhile, is that the system can only grow more unwieldy.

An acknowledgement that, as it grows, it has become more unwieldy.