Sentence examples for less unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Overbaking the root crop for a few minutes can make the "wire" less unwieldy.

Separate lists of goals for low-income, middle-income and high-income countries would be shorter and less unwieldy.

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'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).

SkyDrive creates a direct link to the shared file; the convenient Shorten button underneath the new link can reduce its length and make it less unwieldy.

To make decision-making less unwieldy with a much bigger membership, it would introduce qualified majority voting in which bigger countries would have more votes than smaller ones.

It is imperfect, frustrating and unwieldy, less adaptable or commercially efficient than, say, Facebook.

I couldn't help thinking that Margaret would have wanted her to find something odder, more unwieldy, less pat.

4.5/5 Deep fried turkey legs with bread sauce: A little unwieldy, less of a canape and more Asterix snack, but a genius solution to dry turkey.

This is part of the conglomerate's strategy under Jeff Immelt to sell off its less profitable or unwieldy ventures in order to focus on engineering and aerospace.Mathew Martoma, a former analyst at SAC Capital, was given a nine-year sentence for insider trading, one of the longest prison terms handed down to date for the crime.

After shedding the burden of less profitable and unwieldy land with its angry residents, Burnside was on its own.