Sentence examples for unwieldy time from inspiring English sources

In an unwieldy time frame, events are confusing.

(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.

Republican lawyers worried that the leak case, in the hands of an aggressive prosecutor, might grow into an unwieldy, time-consuming and politically charged inquiry, like the sprawling independent counsel inquiries of the 1990's, which distracted and damaged the Clinton administration.

For nearly all respondents, a tool that was perceived as unwieldy, time-consuming, or undermining of existing work processes, was unlikely to be widely adopted.

With life changing underfoot, and an unwieldy lead time (three weeks between finishing the pages and distributing the issues), he needed to be somehow newsworthy and a must-read.

Pundits often decry Iran as a power in persistent decline and as a volatile "petro-authoritarian" clerical fiefdom ready to implode at any moment in some unwieldy demographic time bomb.

They just dissipate for a spell, only to resurface at the most unwieldy of times.

Thief feels unwieldy at times, although it's not the travesty some reviewers are making it out to be.