Sentence examples for been difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

Footballers such as Bowles – from George Best, whom he idolised, to contemporaries he had less time for – have always been difficult to manage.

"It should be looked at as one colony, but because there are different states and jurisdictions and ownerships, it's been difficult to manage".

Bruce Greenwald, a professor of finance at Columbia Business School who has studied the media industry, said that the music business had always been difficult to manage because of the amount of money paid to develop and market artists.

Though activists trumpet their recent successes in having seen off the third runway at Heathrow and a new fleet of coal-fired power stations, as well as helping persuade David Cameron to commit the UK to a strict timetable for cutting emissions, they admit that disappointment after Copenhagen, and uncertainty about the future, have been difficult to manage.

"Over the winter period this has been difficult to manage".

"We all know that text messaging is the most efficient way to reach people, but has been difficult to manage.

Trailing endnotes are difficult to manage.

They're difficult to manage, difficult to get along with.

Big projects are difficult to manage whether public or private.

She says that it is the unexpected expenses that are difficult to manage.

How do you foster innovation? A. The spark of innovation can be difficult to manage.