Sentence examples for unwieldy administrative from inspiring English sources
But the Church of England's situation is especially difficult because it is burdened with an expensive, unwieldy administrative structure and lots of beloved, old but expensive buildings.Between 1990 and 2001, the church lost 18% of its Sunday communicants, 17% of its clergy (none of them bishops)—and 1% of its buildings.
Calling the accidental transfer scandalous, the German Taxpayers Association demanded an investigation and recommended paring back the unwieldy, 37-member administrative board to encourage better oversight.
A few elements of his reorganisation have been scaled back; after the new administrative structure proved unwieldy, the 14 global practices were regrouped into three divisions.
"But an administration is unwieldy, too.
Its public administration remains unwieldy, incompetent and backward.
He lacks the administrative skill to reform an unwieldy bureaucracy.
For years, the Philharmonic's personnel, from board members to bass players, have been miserably frustrated by the acoustical limitations of Avery Fisher Hall, a building the orchestra leases, and by the administrative constraints that come with being just one constituent, however sizable, of an increasingly unwieldy consortium.
It's an unwieldy subject.
"Rather than three unwieldy trials, one impossibly unwieldy trial".
It was rough and unwieldy.
