Sentence examples for not easily managed from inspiring English sources

However, mapping the environment introduces certain problems not easily managed within existing systems.

"We know the season is not easily managed but all we were asking for was to take one week out of the season," he reiterated.

(Although it's worth nothing that endometriosis, unlike some types of diabetes, is not a preventable disease and is not easily managed by lifestyle changes).

VHC M. Barley: See Morse inventively secure title, an annual honour not easily managed (U MBE in c + anag.; ref. AZ honours list).

In our experience, Lyme is often missed or misdiagnosed by physicians who don't understand the disease, and is not "easily managed or treated".

This is uncomfortable for the political parties, because it suggests that there is indeed a movement that has come into being as a result of this referendum which is not easily managed, or manipulated.

By their nature, populist authoritarians aren't easily managed.

Others speculated that Ms. Palin, eying the White House in 2012, plans to complete and then hawk her memoir (for which she reportedly had been seeking a seven-figure advance) and also increase her visibility along with her war chest by accepting lucrative speaking engagements — activities not so easily managed by a chief executive marooned in Anchorage.

In larger patients, because of higher inspiratory flow demands, spontaneous breathing is not as easily managed, and heavy sedation and/or paralysis may be required.

The use of sedation and general anaesthesia, apart from the extra cost, also carries some risks which may not be easily managed by untrained hands.

Though the importance of a R0 resection is generally accepted, not all margins are easily managed.