Sentence examples for and difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

He was, he says, "very angry and difficult to manage".

Hair washed in hard water may be dull, lifeless and difficult to manage.

The estate was run down, poorly laid out and difficult to manage.

The materials involved in making sculpture, especially metals and stone, are often heavy and difficult to manage.

They're bringing in a drunk man with a head injury who is being aggressive and difficult to manage.

While the Games became immensely popular under Mr. Samaranch, they also became hugely expensive and difficult to manage.

But she said that since his arrival, the company had reduced the volume of its financial positions by more than 25percentt, starting with the "complex and difficult-to-manage positions".

This is basically going to be the most petulant and difficult-to-manage guest at your party – be warned.

The main idea behind cloud computing is that some of the complex and difficult-to-manage local work entrusted to the cloud will be returned to local cloud processing.

While inherently ambitious, the process of designing a whole city at once may be the unified solution for wasteful, polluted, and difficult-to-manage urban areas.

In particular, vascular leak syndrome (VLS) is a complex and difficult-to-manage side effect of immunotoxins.