Sentence examples for would be unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Justice Kagan said that would be unwieldy.

He wrote that trying to adjudicate claims individually would be unwieldy, expensive and in many cases impossible.

In a recent court hearing, Justice Department lawyers said that granting hearings for each applicant would be unwieldy.

"In print, it would be unwieldy and expensive, but electronically, it is affordable and convenient," Bruce Nichols, the senior vice president and publisher of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, said.

But business groups say they worry that such a panel would be unwieldy and act too slowly to meet employers' needs.

The rollout of the product, expected as soon as next summer, would be "unwieldy" if the two companies are not combined, Musk said.

If a decision aid were to present all 32 unique attributes we list across the approximately 20 contraceptive methods available, it would certainly be unwieldy and introduce a heavy cognitive burden.

The ombudsman has warned that failing to address the significant problems would mean reviews would continue to be "unwieldy, unapproachable and the driver of substantial complaint volumes" for participants.

Among his oddest efforts is "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King". If transferred unaltered to the stage, this tale would be choreographically unwieldy because of its labyrinthine digressions.

And others wondered whether it would be too unwieldy to have a department with 22 agencies devoted to eradicating both Al Qaeda and boll weevils.

The latter would be more unwieldy, but would probably include a mechanism for trading carbon permits among companies (a "cap-and-trade" scheme) that would greatly reduce the cost of cutting emissions.Mr Bush's proposal contains neither of these.