Sentence examples for being difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

Academics pride ourselves on being difficult to manage, and like cats who barely tolerate their owners we sometimes react to professional managers with thinly disguised contempt.

Her true crime, as Harvey Fierstein wrote in the New York Times six weeks later, is "[t]hat she has survived". She survived years of abuse by those charged with her care only to be sent to isolation in an adult prison for being "difficult to manage" and hard to place, in no small part because she is transgender.

Trailing endnotes are difficult to manage.

Nonprofit alliances can be difficult to manage.

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

Long MATLAB programs can be difficult to manage.

Yet, this landscape can be difficult to manage.

They are difficult to manage but it's more fascinating.

These risks are difficult to manage and can affect relationships.

Big projects are difficult to manage whether public or private.

However, the data and materials are difficult to manage.