Sentence examples for unwieldy as from inspiring English sources

Some people find the software unwieldy, as well as difficult to download initially, librarians say.

For the historian of the 1930s, the answer seems clear: either the forces that could coalesce against it remain divided, vowing to eternal enmity, as happened in Germany on the eve of Hitler's ascent to power; or they create a united front, however unwieldy, as happened with the Popular Front in France a few years later.

Unwieldy as this stuff is, it has its uses.

The exhibition is, in some ways, as unwieldy as its subject.

And he believes, as creaky and unwieldy as the system is, that it still has integrity.

With time, Iksanov volunteered, Volochkova became as unwieldy as a "jellyfish".

"Oh, Canada," as massive and unwieldy as it is, is just a start.

Internet movie files are still large and unwieldy, taking as much as two hours to download.

At the same time, those attempting to synthesise qualitative research can equally find themselves constrained by the expectations of the qualitative research community; for example, analysing too many interviews or studies might be interpreted as unwieldy and as leading to superficial analysis.

But this has been a particularly bad year for bureaucrats who manage large and unwieldy state contracts as well as for the motorists who are at their mercy.

Even in a nonprofit as unwieldy and wayward as the United States Olympic Committee, not one senior management official topped $563,000, according to its Form 990 for 2001.