Sentence examples for need for unwieldy from inspiring English sources

No need for unwieldy picking poles or climbing the trees, which can cause harm to next year's crop (and this year's humans).

These results suggest that this novel bacteria biosensor may be useful for easy, on-site detection of phenolic compounds without the need for unwieldy equipment or sample pretreatment.

In addition, recent surveys show that the most talented teachers are the first to leave for the suburbs, citing not just higher pay, but also the need for relief from huge and unwieldy classes.

Hence the need for serial cables, floppy disks, 4 megabyte flash cartridges … all are either unwieldy or too small to make a difference.

There seems to be no need to posit unwieldy information contents in areas where simpler notions provide more elegant accounts.

That can make for an unwieldy and less persuasive book.

If this makes for an unwieldy and frustrating process, it is also a fair one.

A few weeks ago I set out ostensibly to find a replacement for our unwieldy iron coffee table.

Both environmentalists and industry have assailed the TSCA, first passed in 1976, for being unwieldy and ineffective.

These different approaches to the story have their own merit, but the result makes for rather unwieldy and choppy reading.

It also shows how an American procurement process set up to help foreign countries navigate the complexity of buying weapons was too slow and unwieldy for wartime needs like Iraq's, prompting the Iraqis to strike out on their own.