Sentence examples for difficult to manage this from inspiring English sources

"When there are incredible situations, it's very difficult to manage this.

It's very difficult to manage this with more than four people.

It's difficult to manage this mix of violence and absurdity without occasionally straying into the Pythonesque.

Longer disease duration, as well as smoking, certain genetics and blood tests as discussed earlier make it more difficult to manage this disease.

On the other hand, a straightforward use of NL-PCA can have the advantage of yielding an input vector consisting of a rather limited number of components but the AANN performing this task, receiving as input the whole SAR interferometric image, would be again characterized by a highly complex topology, hence the computational burden would be still difficult to manage in this case.

Considering the poor adherence of homeless persons to medical care and treatment, a 1-month treatment, including 14 days of intravenous treatment, is difficult to manage in this population.

37 Tumors that involve the contralateral recess, bilateral extradural lesions, huge neoplasms with scalloping of vertebrae, easily bleeding tumors spreading to both sides, lesions with unclear borders, and intramedullary neoplasms may be difficult to manage using this approach.

INFN President Fernando Ferroni, quoted by Il Manifesto, conceded that the current research system is "muddled, hyper-bureaucratic, and difficult to manage" but said that this "rapid reform" was not the way to go about changing it.

"Putting them all together makes it difficult to manage and operate, particularly in this economic climate," Ms. Knight said.

General practitioners (GPs) have reported that women who present with CPP are difficult to manage and treat, and several described this group of women as 'heartsink' patients [ 13].

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