At the time, Ingrid noted that Twitter's ad-buying interface requires you to upload promoted tweets one at a time, an approach that's unwieldy for large campaigns.
Although that campaign had succeeded, its unwieldy federal model of multi-party cooperation was judged dysfunctional.
Recent experiences in Kabale also highlight the potentially unwieldy nature of indoor residual spraying campaigns in the absence of spatial targeting.
This doesn't sound much like the rhetoric used in first past the post system election campaigns: citing the spectre of unwieldy coalitions to implore the voters to – this time round, please – elect a majority government.
Republican presidential candidates will meet Sunday night to chart changes they want to the presidential debates amid mounting criticism of what many of the campaigns say has been an unwieldy and unfair process.
If that happens, the money will no doubt pour in, and his general election campaign would probably be as big and unwieldy as any before it.
As he made his way, surrounded by a large, unwieldy pack of reporters on Tuesday, around a circuit-board manufacturer here, his campaign aides looked on in dazed glee.
Now, in an offensive campaign, it could only wage war by committee; the process was so unwieldy that it became, to future American Defense officials, an object lesson in how not to fight a war.
HBO at first tried to translate the hard-fought primary campaign between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton into movie form, but the script for it was unwieldy (and the prospect of casting an actor to play a sitting president was noxious to some people involved).
The crossbows and early firearms were unwieldy and deteriorated rapidly in the field, often becoming unusable after a few weeks of campaigning due to the effects of the climate.
Political donors and fund-raisers approached Vice President Al Gore's latest campaign finance proposal warily, concerned that it would diminish their influence with candidates and create an unwieldy government bureaucracy.
