All of this becomes unwieldy or impossible via voice commands alone.
Mr. Ahmed, 63, is a former professor who is the leading moderate voice in an unwieldy coalition of six Islamic religious parties that unexpectedly won broad support in elections last week.
Current and former federal employees suggested the new protocols are an unwieldy attempt to control the voices of workers in the Department of the Interior, which employs some 70,000 people, including thousands of scientists at the top of their fields.
Published each fall, this list allows agents to increase their artists' asking prices, its stats litter press releases for a year, and the industry outside of dance music's inner sanctum are often misled into believing that electronic music's massive and unwieldy fanbase has spoken with a single voice.
Mr. Maliki, whose consolidation of power over the security forces and the judiciary has alarmed Western officials, presides over an unwieldy power-sharing government devised to give meaningful voices to Iraq's minority Kurds and Sunni Muslims.
The graphics are poor, the interface is unwieldy, the puzzles are tedious and the characters' voices are so inferior that one suspects they were recorded by the company's programmers and secretaries.
Yet none of this will silence those voices who argue that NATO is too unwieldy to fight global terrorism; or that it will one day be eclipsed by the EU's nascent security effort; or that it is destined to remain America's cleaning lady.
Video games, desktops and browsers, music videos, photographs and even human-driven voice recognition systems can inspire the most vibrant and unwieldy effects.
Nevertheless, there was something slightly unwieldy and old-style Handel about such a mass of voices, even if it seems lacking in the spirit of Christmas to say so.
What if the voice of the people turns out to be racist, politically unwieldy (think California referendums) or just plain frivolous?
