Sentence examples for unwieldy amount from inspiring English sources

Few retirement savers do a comprehensive review of their portfolios to see if the sum of the parts creates an unwieldy amount of risk.

While 67% was recycled or recovered in 2011 (compared to 27% in 1998), there is still a long way to go in combating the unwieldy amount of packaging globally.

It recently introduced a streamlined compliance programme for expats who inadvertently failed to fill out the right forms, for example—although this still requires refiling three years of returns.FATCA also places a burden on the IRS, by generating an unwieldy amount of information.

Over the past few months, Quentin Tarantino has amassed an almost unwieldy amount of talent for his upcoming 60s LA epic set amid the Manson murders.

Banks like Lehman have struggled in the last year with unwieldy amounts of mortgage-backed securities and other risky investments on their books that have plunged in value.

Many senators are torn between growing public concern about global warming and industry's contentions that carbon dioxide regulations are misguided, unwieldy and essentially amount to an energy tax.

How unwieldy is the huge amount of data that today's instruments can produce?

Critics have also commented on the game's alchemy system, with IGN calling it "an approachable pursuit" and Joystiq describing it as "unwieldy" due to the amount of collectibles.

And unlike cash, which can be unwieldy to transfer in large amounts, one small card can be the key to thousands of dollars.

The complete set of 2-point correlations for a composite material system with a large number of local states (e.g. polycrystalline metals) forms a vast and unwieldy data set containing a large amount of redundant information.

Such yawning gaps among industries have become a defining feature of the nation's corporate tax code, an unwieldy accretion of rules and exceptions that amount to a reward for some kinds of businesses and a rebuke for others.