Sentence examples for quite difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

A potentially valuable relationship has become quite difficult to handle for political reasons.

Hitler is, of course, an extreme example - but fanatical readers with less fanatical persuasions can still be quite difficult to handle.

However, it is quite difficult to handle these huge sizes of time-domain signal data for feature extraction.

This method is based on the recursive nature of an algorithm, and specifying the boundary conditions similar to the classical splines was found to be quite difficult to handle in this construction.

I think I found that quite difficult to handle, really, because I wasn't just a singer in a cult band, I was a singer in quite a large successful group.

Further issues, including occasionally observed sequence-specific errors - also identified in non-homopolymer motifs - are still quite difficult to handle.

It was quite difficult to deal with".

The elastoplastic behaviour of web crippling is quite complex and difficult to handle.

Pie crust is not bread dough, and if you overwork the dough, the crust will become quite tough and difficult to handle.

So this is quite a gray area that is difficult to handle.

"You will always have people like Pietersen that are game changers and they are usually difficult to handle because they are quite selfish.