Sentence examples for unwieldy legacy from inspiring English sources
On an immediate, practical level they have set the tone for a 10-week transition process that is, like the electoral college by which presidents are chosen, a sometimes unwieldy legacy of American history – this time, accompanied by the deepest economic crisis for nearly a century.
By moving away from macro-services and unwieldy legacy tech, enterprises can be as nimble and responsive as startups.
With micro flows, users can bypass complex and unwieldy legacy systems to perform simple actions, such as approvals.
Signal's SaaS business is being positioned between "unwieldy" and expensive legacy platforms on the one side, and freebie consumer apps like Google Alerts, Feedly and even Flipboard which are easy enough to use but don't have powerful enough features for enterprise customers' needs.
Its unwieldy structure is a legacy of the feverish deal-making under Sanford I. Weill, who forged Citigroup in the late 1990s.
From the start, it was an unwieldy melding of two newsrooms: a legacy print magazine, Newsweek, combined with an irreverent digital news site, The Daily Beast.
Mrs. Whitman acted after a spate of problems came to light in recent weeks, adding to Greystone's legacy as a sprawling, unwieldy center.
Perhaps his greatest legacy will be the consolidation of an unwieldy collection of colleges that, in Dr. McCormick's view, short-changed students.
It's an unwieldy subject.
"Rather than three unwieldy trials, one impossibly unwieldy trial".
