Sentence examples for unwieldy system from inspiring English sources

The unwieldy system worked only sporadically, and by the 1990s its failures were apparent.

With the mayor, he dismantled the unwieldy system of local control that created 32 school districts.

But, he said, Mr. McAuliffe resisted because it was too similar to continuing an unwieldy system of "co-chairs".

If the Bill of Rights began with a technical explanation for an unwieldy system of representation, the whole text would feel less inspiring.

INNOCENT observers might imagine that Britain's academics would be delighted to bid farewell to the unwieldy system for funding research that they have struggled with for two decades.

Given that portable synthesizers already existed to serve electronically inclined composers, what was the point of using such an unwieldy system?

Too much investment has been made in large, unwieldy systems.

But those railroads are good in large part because they're not sprawling, unwieldy systems like Amtrak.

Dr. Hansman explains that problems come from increasingly craplex computers programmed atop older craplex computers to save money, leading to unwieldy systems, forcing pilots to compensate.

Elsewhere, the company's founders and developers have written that it will reduce its reliance on Ruby on Rails, and will move to a "simple, elegant file-system-based approach," to replace its original unwieldy database system.

In 2002, the unwieldy subsidy system was replaced by a new scheme where wind generators were rewarded for the energy they produced, above the open-market price.