He coined the term pH, which is scientific shorthand for the concentration of positively-charged hydrogen ions in a solution, because "pH" is much less unwieldy to say and write.
It's much less unwieldy than a bag of rice, which is what the online help forums I consulted suggested (and which, by the way, didn't work).
Entrees — what the restaurant calls platos principales — are less successful, too large and unwieldy for joy.
This will make health care reform more difficult to pass because the cost projections will balloon and will be less accurate to predict over an unwieldy 20 year span -- especially the bills with the relatively new public insurance plan.
All that taken together makes Twitter unwieldy, which means that users are less likely to sign up and log in.
The Americans also expect that big plenary sessions such as took place Thursday will be less frequent, partly because they tend to be so unwieldy.
Separate lists of goals for low-income, middle-income and high-income countries would be shorter and less unwieldy.
Boatswain Brown recommended to the senior officer present aboard the Tuscarora that these two motor surf boats — less unwieldy — be utilized in removing the passengers.
Currently, most virtual and augmented reality development is in video games: the PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive headsets are mostly being used to make games, but that won't always be the case – when headsets become less unwieldy and when more movie and television companies start to explore the possibilities of 360-degree video, VR and AR experiences are going to become a lot more common.
There is much more openness to change, he says, than there was in the past.The Internet ought, therefore, to make Siemens a more cohesive, less unwieldy conglomerate.
It is right, as the Declaration says, that European institutions should become closer to the citizens, less intrusive, less unwieldy and more efficient and open to democratic scrutiny.
