| In light of this unwieldiness, there have been quite a few proposals to split the state. |
| The unwieldiness of the procedures and the concentration of projects do not make a useful contribution in this respect. |
| Everyone can point to examples where the seeming unwieldiness of the process has led to both politically unpopular and even abusive outcomes. |
| The company has struggled for years to prove that synergies among branches justify the inherent unwieldiness of a far-flung conglomerate. |
| Discussing the purpose of life on earth, its unwieldiness regularly defeats the best efforts of famous maestros. |
| Thus, it is possible to promote pay equity today in a context that has moved away from the unwieldiness and high cost of the judicial model. |
