Sentence examples for unwieldy problem from inspiring English sources

It's an enormous, unwieldy problem, far more easily demagogued than solved.

FALCO: We know that drug abuse is a big and unwieldy problem; effective responses will not be found in political ideology.

It works by exploiting underlying structure: a complex and unwieldy problem can sometimes be broken apart along its fault lines so as to leave behind many smaller problems, each of which is more easily solved.

What had seemed like a complex, unwieldy problem the day before was actually very simple and easily solved.

In Falling Down, his new piece for the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's contrabassoon player Margaret Cookhorn, John Woolrich turns inherently unwieldy problems into creative solutions.

In fact, Green Alliance's analysis says that people react more strongly to opportunities than to oblique threats, and that "people are more motivated by the prospect of a positive low-carbon future, than by thinking about an unwieldy, distant problem".

While it is true that these questions have been manifested with differing frequency and vigor through history, and the ability to answer them (as well as the nature of the questions themselves) has been contingent on different research strategies and methods, the issue has not been an unwieldy central problem.

If mirrorless cameras like the Sony Alphas solved the problem of unwieldy full-frame DSLRs for pros, then the X1D does the same for medium format photographers.

But just as deep learning is a good tool for many problems for which traditional programming is bad, it is also a bad (and extremely unwieldy) tool for many problems which traditional programming can solve.

Vast and unwieldy, China has many problems enforcing its existing laws.

(Maybe, in the inevitable extended mini-series format, we will see more of them.) The film's biggest structural problem is its unwieldy time frame.