Under the Gakusei system, the Ministry of Education, together with local officials, managed with difficulty to set up elementary schools for children aged 6 to 14.
In these five years he also managed (with difficulty) to direct The Stranger, his only financial success as a director, and the short-lived Broadway musical Around the World (a financial disaster), both in 1946, and The Lady from Shanghai and the 23-day shoot of Macbeth in 1948.
I bought earrings in St. Thomas, and in Guadeloupe, we managed with difficulty after a lengthy search to find the house of the 1960 Nobel Laureate in literature, the poet and diplomat Alexis Saint-Leger Leger, who wrote under the name of St.-John Perse.
The nervous gentry managed, with difficulty, to disperse these masses who had tried unsuccessfully to negotiate with the king by petition.
For the most part, poorer outcomes were related to whether they managed with difficulty, needed help or did not do the activity.
For the most part, poorer outcomes were related to whether the person managed with difficulty, needed help or did not do the activity.
The question was formulated as follows: "How do you manage moving around in the ward?" The response options were (1) able to manage without difficulty, (2) able to manage with some difficulty, (3) able to manage with great deal of difficulty, (4) able to manage only with the help of another person, and (5) unable to manage even with help.
The questions were formulated as "Do you have difficulty in walking outdoors/500 meters?" with the following response options: (1) able to manage without difficulty, (2) able to manage with some difficulty, (3) able to manage with a great deal of difficulty, (4) able to manage only with the help of another person, and (5) unable to manage even with help.
But over the next couple of days I manage with great difficulty to sniff out and glom onto a couple of the many wireless networks that various vendors are running in the convention hall.
