Sentence examples for most difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

Here's the chart: Photograph: Bank of England The BoE adds: Geopolitical risk was the second most-cited risk and identified as the most difficult to manage by respondents.

For all of Mr. Chávez's international clout, especially among other leftist governments in the region, these domestic political relationships may prove the most difficult to manage without him.

And then there is the human factor: trespassers and fatalities, which are probably most difficult to manage, but usually passengers are understanding about these.

But for all of the running, which gradually increased in distance and intensity, Toomer said the most surprising aspect of his training — and the most difficult to manage — was the importance of maintaining a proper diet, a concept that rarely crossed his mind while in the N.F.L. "If you saw what most guys ate before a game, you'd think it was pretty comical," he said of the football players.

5) Land use associated benefits are among the most difficult to manage.

Matthew Schifrin: A few years ago Jim told me that he found that the best journalists were often the most difficult to manage, eccentric, quirky, smart people.

Additionally, research exploring pharmacotherapy in forensic patients is difficult to conduct, and the subjects that are enrolled in randomized controlled trials are not representative of the most difficult-to-manage patients in security units.

In our study, most patients with difficult to manage glaucoma retained their good VA in the long term following cyclodiode treatment.

Distance, the factor most affecting connectivity, is difficult to manage, although at least size and configuration of usable patches can be modified.

This is the input that is the most difficult to develop, manage, motivate, maintain and retain, and this is why the role of the human resources professional is so critical.

They are the most dangerous machines ever invented, extremely difficult to manage, for reasons both technical and administrative.