Sentence examples for managing difficulties with from inspiring English sources

The Port Authority is also managing difficulties with a long-delayed project to replace the aging 1964 Central Terminal Building at La Guardia (known as Terminal B) with a bigger, more appealing structure.

10 A similar approach was used to manage difficulties encountered with fluid thickeners.

These guidelines provide a strategy to manage unanticipated difficulty with tracheal intubation.

Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) included difficulties with: managing money, managing medications, preparing meals, going shopping, or using a telephone.

Conversely, most GPs reported difficulties managing patients with serious mental disorders (on a scale of 0-10, a majority scored 5-7 and a large minority, 1-4--somewhat or moderately comfortable).

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.

The nervous gentry managed, with difficulty, to disperse these masses who had tried unsuccessfully to negotiate with the king by petition.

Some schools filled this gap with their own processes for managing language difficulties.

It was something she would not be cured of but could manage, with difficulty.

They manage with difficulty during the dark days but are less joyful, productive and creative than usual.

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.