Sentence examples for getting unwieldy from inspiring English sources

But after a hundred or so pages, a book starts getting unwieldy, especially in those one-handed reading situations (lying walrus-like on my side in bed, strap-hanging on the subway, eating pretzels) and pages start flopping closed.

The reason closings occur: The fund company believes a portfolio is getting unwieldy and won't be able to effectively allocate the torrents of fresh cash sluicing in.

But the size of the group won't get unwieldy.

It certainly seems like a great concept for any start-up to implement, although it could get unwieldy as a company becomes large.

And if you use software, you can add them all (and there are many), and the to-do list won't get unwieldy.

At the same time manual toothbrushes were fattening up, electrics were also getting more unwieldy, as low-cost battery-powered models without stands or wall mountings were introduced.

"It got very unwieldy" filing and storing everything, he said.

But with more than a dozen new countries set to join the European Union in the next decade or so, an earlier French proposal had tried to cap the size of the commission so it would not get too unwieldy.

Yes, the Plus offers me the larger screen and other advantages, but I get an unwieldy phone as a consequence.

To watch people get massive, unwieldy bouquets of flowers delivered to them at work? No, it does not.

Population growth has spread all the way down to Tacoma in the south and Everett up north, but there's only so far it can go before commute times get too unwieldy.