Sentence examples for unwieldy figures from inspiring English sources

The unwieldy figures translate to approximately 10kg of clothes per person in 2013, up from 6.7kg 10 years earlier.

Five is an unwieldy studio number.

The original Tononi-Sporns-Edelman measure C N (X) averages mutual information across bipartitions of the system (Figure1, left-hand figure); it is, however, extremely unwieldy to calculate in practice and, moreover, fails to capture information flow as expounded above.

What would you name such an unwieldy collection of schools?

I think there have been too many 800-pagers, particularly about 19th- and 20th-century figures, where the wealth of surviving documentation makes them unwieldy with superfluous knowledge.

Zucerkberg explained that people wanted to use applications to express themselves on their profiles — but that Facebook had to figure out a way to keep them from becoming unwieldy.

The United States, which for years held to an upper limit of 21 members, edged closer last April to the Japanese figure of 24, though Americans are concerned that expansion might make the group unwieldy and ineffective.

On one wall are four prints from Kara Walker's "Emancipation Approximation" series (1999-2000), in which silhouetted figures of antebellum slaves are shown either half covered with gooey white liquid or carrying unwieldy white bundles on their heads.

As a teacher, I believe that children do not have to experience math as daunting and unwieldy, and that a portion of the population is not predetermined to use a calculator to figure out real-life problems.

The conventional approach of monitoring the level of maternal mortality using rates and ratios as indicators is inherently complex; figures suffer from under-reporting and misclassification whilst the methods required to gather the data are unwieldy and require substantial resources [ 5].

The Arab League has invited Syrian opposition figures to Cairo on Tuesday in what seems to be a bid to close the ranks of an unwieldy group.