Sentence examples for unwieldy it from inspiring English sources

That paradox echoes around the globe: While governments may spend heavily on high-tech intelligence and security programs, most are still struggling to update the unwieldy IT systems that run almost everything else.

"She says it's like being attacked by a dirigible full of water: it's very unwieldy, it moves slowly, and when it reaches its target, it goes baroomp, baroomp, phoosh".

Amazon.com sells a 20-inch cast-iron skillet from Bayou Classics for about $77, but its reviews are mixed, partly because several buyers underestimated how unwieldy it would be.

Wet and unwieldy, it is then dropped into a bag filled with flour, salt and pepper.

Everything about it seems large and unwieldy — it is home to nearly 30 million people and sits on the third largest river in the world, the Yangtze.

And, although Mike Bartlett's Earthquakes in London at the National was a bit unwieldy, it was also a big, expansive epic about climate change and corporate corruption.

It sounds unwieldy and it feels unglamorous.

"You say, 'Here's the bill; here's the money.' " It sounds unwieldy, but it's worthwhile.

The G-20 is viewed as an important grouping, but for the moment it is too new and unwieldy, and it may represent too many divergent members to facilitate the crafting of a coherent position on global health.

That makes it unwieldy but puts it in a very small club with the late-1970s local sensation "Zoot Suit," about a 1940s period of brutality and incarceration of L.A.'s Mexican American community.

The "Stovepipe Cup", as it was nicknamed because of its resemblance to the exhaust pipe of a stove, became unwieldy, so it was redesigned in 1948 as a two-piece cigar-shaped trophy with a removable bowl and collar.