Sentence examples for difficulties in managing from inspiring English sources

I love the romanticism of those times, and the difficulties in managing a love affair.

He was adopted at 18 months old, and has attachment disorder, which can cause difficulties in managing close relationships.

But he agrees that there are new difficulties in managing a system where risk is transferred from banks to investors.

Supporters of culling point to growing difficulties in managing elephants in the country's biggest and most famous game reserve, Kruger National Park.

Di Montezemolo has also previously expressed the likely difficulties in managing "two foxes in the same henhouse", as Raikkonen and Alonso would undoubtedly prove.

The California Bankers Association offered less-than-overwhelming optimism that more banks would step up, citing the technical difficulties in managing the warrants coupled with fear of getting paid in early October, when the warrants are to mature.

"The real problem lies in removing all hope at the time the sentence is imposed as this is not only inhumane for the prisoner but also creates enormous difficulties in managing these prisoners.

They argue that defeating Al Qaeda requires fighting the Taliban, too, and warn of the difficulties in managing the relationship with Pakistan, which has often bristled at American drone attacks on its territory.

Societies have difficulties in managing an increasing burden of healthcare costs.

This leads to difficulties in managing appointments, and remembering things to do or recent personal information.

Emergency Departments are increasingly reporting difficulties in managing their patient load within the available resources.