Sentence examples for difficult to mange from inspiring English sources

For the next few years, beards came and went, but my hair kept growing, quickly becoming difficult to mange – I had to brush my locks regularly and find the right kind of shampoo, which I didn't even know existed.

For the next few years, beards came and went, but my hair kept growing, quickly becoming difficult to mange—I had to brush my locks regularly and find the right kind of shampoo, which I didn't even know existed.

"The city is too narrow, too small to mange the masses of people," he said.

Hillary Clinton, then at the State Department, did little to mange the Russians.

In March, Suez landed a 10 year, $4 billion contract to mange the water system of Puerto Rico.

The ability to mange the airway of critically ill patients is a defining skill in the practice of emergency medicine.

Therefore, the location update latency, latencyLoc update(Gn), of DMHP is similar to the location update latency required to mange handover of only one MH.

Souleo: Well somehow you seem to mange to stay sane in this 'crazy' world.

We can't help how we feel, but we can learn to mange what we do with those feelings, so we are not driven by emotional reactivity.

On our social network, there are forums where women vent about the exhaustion of working and then being expected to mange most of childcare.

Toll-like receptors may similarly have been important to the initiation of bobcat immune response to mange infection.