| Starved of funds to finance unwieldly state enterprises, he announced on June 22nd that subsidies would be cut. |
| But their attempts to pass the buck will provide more ammunition for critics who claim the BBC is unwieldly and bureaucratic. |
| But all methods of notation preceding the Arabic were unwieldly, complex, and incomplete. |
| Paul darted, as quickly as his unwieldly bulk would allow, into the middle of the street. |
| But if they cannot be tamed, then the sooner this unwieldly giant is broken up and Mr Turner takes that ten-year break, the better. |
| But experience suggests that such a body may, by reason of its size, be unwieldly, and unsuitable for executive action. |
