Sentence examples for unwieldy content from inspiring English sources
But unlike the unwieldy content on the main C-SPAN site the new sites will show video in Flash format and allow embedding on other sites.
It's an unwieldy subject.
There seems to be no need to posit unwieldy information contents in areas where simpler notions provide more elegant accounts.
There are a number of solutions on the market at present, but many are unwieldy and/or prohibitively expensive for many content creators.
Fixed-home VR is showing the potential for the virtual reality and augmented reality content experience, but it is costly, unwieldy and uncomfortable.
A year ago most TV network attempts at integrating the web into their media infrastructure consisted of content-oriented misfires, such as expensive sites devoted to re-purposed (and in some cases, original) content that served as little more than unwieldy information repositories.
Which, in the end, more or less sums up "The Nice Guys," an unwieldy pop pastiche that has some fun with its tacky '70s duds but is mostly content to regard its milieu and its material from a snarky distance.
Testing both structures (i.e., process-oriented and content-related) within a single, integrated, 12-factor structure model was too unwieldy for the focal database, with only 35 items to distribute across dimensions.
Size-wise (and weight-wise), Jolla's phone is a good middle ground, with enough screen to showcase whatever content you're playing around with, without being so big the actual device becomes unwieldy.
So probably did the (internally unpopular) purchaser-provider split, which divided the BBC up into content providers and commissioners of programmes - each of which went on to develop their own unwieldy management superstructures.
