Sentence examples for managing stairs from inspiring English sources

One source suggested he was weak and was having difficulty in managing stairs.

Although a robot moving on the floor can have a greater working range, it can be affected by a rough floor surfaces or obstacles, and has difficultly in managing stairs in the work space.

Functional ability of the patient was restricted to a larger extent, such that patient had difficulty in ambulation, managing stairs and most of house hold activities were compromised.

Function, which includes limp, use of assistive devices, walking distance, managing stairs, using public transport, sitting comfortably and putting on shoes and socks, is weighted the most heavily and is assigned 47 points.

What about not being mobile enough to manage stairs?

Ms. Schwartz, unable to manage stairs, had not been outside since Monday.

Activity Level: Participants should be prepared for cold temperatures, as well as able to walk on frozen or snow-covered ground and manage stairs without assistance.

Due to limited special seating, guests who cannot manage stairs may have a maximum of one additional guest sit with them in the special seating area.

Roomba doesn't get you out of vacuuming altogether because it can't manage stairs and, being round, finds it hard to get into corners.

Although it seems an obvious measure, the ground-floor location is important, given that many applicants may be in wheelchairs or unable to manage stairs.

"I left him a message about an hour ago," said John Gibbons, who managed Stairs with the Toronto Blue Jays for part of the last two seasons.