The end result is a phone somehow manages to feel nicer in the hand than its slightly larger counterpart — the first One wasn't unwieldy by any stretch, but its little brother fit more comfortably in my hefty mitts.
"A munitions specialist is someone who is used to handling explosives, who knows how to make them, to arrange them in a way that the belt or vest is not so unwieldy that the person can't move," he added.
To ensure that the performance review is as effective as possible, it is vital for managers to acknowledge that the exercise is not just an unwieldy HR requirement, but rather a valuable tool to track productivity and measure employee satisfaction.
It has all the kit you need, is vast inside and isn't as unwieldy as a clunky caravan or monstrous motorhome.
Still, of all the brain-numbing James Bond titles, "Spectre" isn't especially unwieldy.
It's a way of saying that Christie isn't putting unwieldy restrictions on towns and cities, as the cops and firefighters charge — he's just empowering those towns and cities with a variety of implements and gadgets with which to attack their budget problems themselves.
Also, if you're masturbating in your bedroom and a priest happens to enter, it's much easier to terminate the whole operation when there isn't an unwieldy phallic object involved.
Yet reading the evidence published by his team yesterday provided a deeper, and even more worrying, understanding of the extent to which the BBC is not a broadcaster, but an unwieldy collection of feuding baronies, in which managers are most concerned not with serving the public, but with preserving their own status and reputation.
Yet tonight this unwieldy new name is not mentioned.
However, manual analysis of thousands of transcripts per library is an unwieldy process that is not suitable for large-scale analysis.
