Sentence examples for problems in managing from inspiring English sources

Powerful women who ran large families and large estates were well versed in management and saw no great problems in managing a military hospital instead.

I was sorry to see Bernard Holland attribute problems in managing American arts institutions to the managers' being foreigners ["A Broom Too Stiff at Carnegie?," Nov. 12].

In another RCT study, a nurse contacted patients biweekly for a 30 min video conference to review biometric data uploaded to the web-based self-management module and discuss patients' problems in managing the disease [ 37].

Even today, their poor public administration creates problems in managing cash from the EU.

If that comes to pass, it is likely to present big problems in managing the American economy.

Tebbit says Cameron's problems in managing his party over Europe will be comparable to those faced by John Major in the mid-1990s, when he found it near-impossible to manage a hard core of Eurosceptic backbenchers who were determined to torpedo the ratification of the Maastricht treaty, which prepared the way for the euro.

"I think the really big breakthrough in this report is the new idea of thinking about managing climate change as a problem in managing risks," said Dr Chris Field.

Drug resistance remains a formidable problem in managing cancer patients.

Numerous evidences showed that chemoresistance is a clinically formidable problem in managing EOC patients.

Metastasis remains the major problem in managing NSCLC, and invasion is the first step of metastasis.

" I often contact Dr. A when I face problem in managing the treatment of TB patients.