Sentence examples for problem managed from inspiring English sources

And Rutherford, despite his lingering knee problem, managed a respectable 8.11m leap for second place in the long jump.

Ms. Levita would not comment on how the problem managed to defeat the bank's redundant and backup systems.

How a developing country with a floundering economy and a significant H.I.V. problem managed to market itself as a center for medical tourism makes an odd, roundabout story.

The Australian, who missed the opening day with a back problem, managed a best time of one minute 59.607 seconds.

Dementia is the most common problem managed by GPs at RCF consultations.

Knee pain in older adults is a common disabling problem, managed in the UK mostly in primary care [ 1].

Despite the manner of his exit, the former AC Milan and Real Madrid manager bears no grudge against the club and would have "no problem" managing them for a second spell.

If, however, it is a problem, managing these two areas of life becomes difficult and conflicting".

"Then, as now, the prime minister, then Labour's Harold Wilson, had a problem managing party divisions," Mr. Kellner wrote.

None of those matters do much to dissuade onlookers from the theory that Strachan may have a problem managing certain and unquestionably talented individuals.

Next problem: managing rapid growth.