Sentence examples for testing unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Michael Casserly, the council's executive director, calls the current system of testing "unwieldy, incoherent, [and] at times illogical".

Whedon did fine work in television and took a good crack at enlivening this type of filmmaking, but ultimately the formula won out: stuff it to the brim with established stars, bolt on hints of a complexity that the film does not possess, and audience-test the unwieldy result to death.

And even more broadly, the question of whether a candidate can build — and then run — a large, unwieldy organization is seen by some political observers as a test of his or her ability to run the country.

Now, the mentally-grueling process of sketching, designing, testing in clay, and then bending unwieldy materials wills Bašić's pain into the work.

Biological product testing using large animals is expensive and unwieldy.

When data from many tests and thousands of test takers are involved, data files may become too large and unwieldy for this method to be used.

Families that do not speak English at home and yet navigated a complicated and unwieldy system to get their kids to test day.

Many charities, including Shelter, councils and housing associations have raised concerns over how housing providers are expected to means-test tenants, and believe the process will be at best unwieldy and at worst unworkable.

"Rather than three unwieldy trials, one impossibly unwieldy trial".

Mr. Heisler said the size of the iPhone 6 Plus made it too unwieldy to use on a daily basis, so he stuck to testing the iPhone 6.

Flick Filosopher Pompous and unwieldy, the film gives new meaning to the term "excessive" and would test the patience of even the fondest history buff.