Sentence examples for has difficulty managing from inspiring English sources

A person with low scores has difficulty managing everyday affairs; feels unable to change or improve surrounding context; is unaware of surrounding opportunities; lacks sense of control over external world.

SSA appoints a representative payee if the agency determines the beneficiary has difficulties managing his or her own finances.

Therefore, whenever the teacher has difficulties managing a student's emotional/behavioral problem, the group dynamics become so turbulent that the whole class' learning process becomes disadvantaged.

Similarly a further common complaint has been that new nurses do not possess adequate time management skills and have difficulty managing the competing priorities of a complex patient load as effectively as (some) experienced colleagues [ 2– 4, 6, 7].

Literature on technology management shows that organizations have difficulty managing innovations that they have no previous experience developing [ 42].

Valentine has also had difficulty managing his bullpen.

Last year, the Board of Education had difficulty managing summer school.

Schools have difficulty managing "feral" children, their behaviour undisciplined by a parental presence at home.

I have difficulty managing my physical "inbox," whether it's mail, magazines, bills, catalogues, receipts, etc.

Then, hospitals had difficulty managing the practices, contending that doctors did not work as hard when they were employees as they had as private operators.

Moody's said Illinois was having difficulty managing its cash, and in recent weeks had been trying to push its scheduled pension contributions into the future.