5 Sentences With "ham handedness"

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Still, the Trump administration's ham-handedness, inflexibility and unpredictability have hampered progress toward a trade deal. from The New York Times
But Zaitchik has written a deceptively fragile work, and Michael Berresse's production treats much of it with surprising ham-handedness. from The New York Times
And yet despite its total ham-handedness, "The Cher Show" is not as unpleasant as slicker jukebox musicals that valorize thugs or bulldoze the audience. from The New York Times
An insularity that stems from disconnection from the wider world and a focus on fashion creates a frustrating amalgam of ham-handedness and ignorance that makes missteps look even more ridiculous. from TechCrunch
However, some commentators have questioned aspects of Scott's judgement as an aviator. According to Sir Peter Masefield in To Ride the Storm, Scott "had a reputation...for determination and also for 'ham-handedness' [Masefield's quotes]". Masefield cited a series of landing accidents involving Scott, including the previously discussed incidents with the Parseval No. 4 at Barrow in 1915, the R36 at Pulham in 1921 and the R33 at Pulham in 1925. There were also a number of incidents in the R101's early days in which Scott took over control from Irwin during mooring or hangaring operations and made mistakes that resulted in serious delays or, in one case, in damage to the Cardington mooring mast.