0 An unwieldy object is difficult to move or handle because it is heavy, large, or a strange shape: --
1 An unwieldy system is slow and not effective, usually because it is too big, badly organized, or involves too many different organizations or people: --
2 (of an object) difficult to move or handle because it is heavy, large, or a strange shape --
3 (of a system) difficult to manage, usually because it is too big or badly organized: --
an unwieldy bureaucracy
On the whole, the book's structure is unwieldy and the organization is very weak.
The resulting type name is unwieldy, and code that must use it is likely to be cluttered and hard to read.
If files grow unwieldy, you can divide them almost as readily as you can append or merge them.
First, without knowledge of the order of magnitude of the leading-order terms, the computation becomes unwieldy.
However, these equations are unwieldy and writing them down explicitly does not add any insight into our problem.
Finally, examining the cooccurrence of the iterative combinations of the five maltreatment subtypes with six attributions would result in extremely unwieldy computations.
The usual models for studying these interactions (mouse, mammalian cell culture) are genetically unwieldy and do not lend themselves to experimental analysis.
The end product was a unique, if unwieldy and diverse, mass of primary material generated via collaboration, in fact, if not in name.
