Sentence examples for unwieldy case from inspiring English sources

The court official in charge of handling pro se lawsuits, which are filed by individuals without a lawyer, had turned to the civil liberties group to consolidate what had become an increasingly unwieldy case, Ms. Stoughton said.

It's an unwieldy subject.

A strict clear and present danger standard — rather than an unwieldy and unpredictable case-by-case balancing of harm against benefit — establishes a high bar to protect us against this danger.

The unwieldy cast includes three other candidates.

When the train pulled in, Mr. Willey helped the two of them load the unwieldy seven-foot-high case onto the train.

The structure is a bit unwieldy: some of the case studies, fascinating though they are, bog down the main argument in unassimilable details, while the argument itself sometimes threatens to float away into abstraction.

In Washington, where the show had its out-of-town tryout, the reviews were largely positive, though some major critics were skeptical, citing a leaden, out-of-date book and, in one case, an unwieldy, grand-scale design.

ViCAP had existed since the 1980s as an unwieldy, paper catalog of case notes from across the nation, but in 2009, it was brought online to help trade valuable information about serial crimes, homicides, sexual assaults, and cases of missing persons and unidentified remains, allowing cops to connect dots between cases across multiple jurisdictions.

But the dissenting judges agreed with Wal-Mart and said that the case was too unwieldy for a class action.

But the simple narrative that prosecutors tried to establish of two ruthless mobsters who repeatedly killed those who got in their way may have been complicated by the unwieldy nature of a racketeering case that drew on a series of events that occurred over a 17-year period and that relied heavily on the testimony of witnesses with lengthy police records.

He wrote that trying to adjudicate claims individually would be unwieldy, expensive and in many cases impossible.