Sentence examples for problems to manage from inspiring English sources

As it is, the federal government has limited constitutional authority and ever more intricate problems to manage.

Limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects can be difficult problems to manage after fractures of the lower limb.

Segmental long bone defects resulting from high-energy trauma with severe soft tissue loss are difficult problems to manage.

It also helps people with depression, anxiety and other behavioral problems to manage feelings, impulses and behaviors that feel out of control.

Congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia (CPT) is one of the most difficult orthopedics problems to manage in world, occurring in 1 in 190,000 live births [ 1].

We suggest that gaps remain in knowledge about the daily 'work' of caring for someone with a chronic illness [ 13, 27], in particular when the carer has their own health problems to manage.

Metropolitan cities have the many problem to manage their waste, particularly in transportation management.

At the beginning, there's a sense that I'm an inconvenience, a burden, a problem to manage, especially when there's a public event.

It can be a problem to manage this secret in a large organization having different departments.

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) reinfection is a difficult problem to manage after liver transplantation in patients with cirrhosis.

This is a delicate problem to manage, but the key thing to keep in mind is performance.