Sentence examples for unwieldy with from inspiring English sources

The government argues that magistrates have become anachronistic and unwieldy, with their multiple roles.

German supervisory boards are also often unwieldy, with up to 20 members.

I think there have been too many 800-pagers, particularly about 19th- and 20th-century figures, where the wealth of surviving documentation makes them unwieldy with superfluous knowledge.

To make decision-making less unwieldy with a much bigger membership, it would introduce qualified majority voting in which bigger countries would have more votes than smaller ones.

When running the disks it is advisable to use a system well above the recommended minimum spec because the large files are unwieldy with slower systems.

Mr. Reed has said publicly that one of his chief concerns is that the exchange's board is too unwieldy with its 27 directors.

"For people like me, it's terrible!" People like her include the handicapped and those who use wheelchairs, the elderly, those with health conditions that prohibit climbing stairs, travelers with unwieldy luggage, parents with babies in strollers, even shoppers with cumbersome packages.

Although Mr. Barak won a strong mandate in May , 1999 defeating Benjamin Netanyahu of Likud with 56percentt of the vote, Mr. Barak has had to deal with a fragmented, unwieldy Parliament with many small parties.

A weapon made with 20percentt enriched fuel would be unwieldy compared with one made from 80percentt or 90percentt enriched fuel — what experts often call weapons grade.

It replaced an increasingly unwieldy system with just five categories, from "general" to "restricted" with additional ratings of "parental guidance" for children.

Many American Viticultural Areas, as the American appellations are formally called, are unwieldy designations, with boundaries chosen for political reasons rather than because they circumscribe areas with discrete characteristics of climate and soil.