Sentence examples for a difficult time managing from inspiring English sources
Many small companies, even those that understand the value of extended leave, have a difficult time managing the expenses associated with maternity leave.
It shows that, even at a difficult time, Northwestern managed to increase its surplus (insurance-speak for retained earnings) by 5%, to $7.2 billion.
It seems it would be a difficult time to manage an emerging-markets fund.
Since the EMC acquisition, they have had a difficult time controlling expenses and managing morale and they have lost control of their economic model.
The news was a positive during a difficult time for the bank, which manages two hedge funds that have faced huge redemption requests after suffering big declines this year.
HCPs view adolescence as a difficult time in which the processes of managing diabetes, providing guidance and eliciting cooperation from adolescents and their parents are complex [ 36- 38].
Patriarch Alexy II headed the Russian Orthodox Church at a difficult time in its history as it managed the transition from semi-official but restricted Church in an atheist state to semi-official Church in a half-reformed, unsettled post-imperial state.
"We know that rising energy prices come at a difficult time for many," said British Gas managing director Phil Bentley.
"The last several days have been a difficult time for me and my partners," the managing partner, John Doerr, wrote in a note on the firm's Web site.
Adolescence is a difficult time.
