Sentence examples for makes it difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

The shortcomings are its gigantic size as well as the associated complexity which makes it difficult to manage and thus makes data generated from it difficult to reproduce.

This makes it difficult to manage and maintain the system as the product life-cycle environment changes and evolves.

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

Nowadays, the ever-increasing complexity of systems with highly interconnected activities makes it difficult to manage the uncertainty that is inherent to engineering design processes.

The bank's size – even after exiting more than a dozen countries, it still has operations in 70 – makes it difficult to manage.

This makes it difficult to manage a large photo library, as you will have to use external hard drives or similar.

Instead, the bank's vast size and complexity made it difficult to manage — and all of its businesses were devastated at once by the financial crisis.

For instance, individuals experience conflict when aspects of work such as stressful relationships with managers or coworkers or long unpredictable work hours make it difficult to manage family time; or when caring for family reduces efficiency at work.

The secrecy of the setting can make it difficult to manage agents and to know if they are being truthful.

The increased payments called for by Congress, Pentagon officials said, will make it difficult to manage the Defense Department's other priorities.

And it should be noted that California's education system, in particular, is troubled by budget cuts and political infighting that make it difficult to manage and evaluate.