Sentence examples for really difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

Plus, children like Jessie are really difficult to manage.

It's really difficult to manage as an organisation," an Atos source says.

Then, just to add to the guilt, I'll be told by my head of department that it's "really difficult to manage part-time staff".

"When the LibDems arranged their conference they weren't in power so we had a conference in a city hall and 5,000 protesters expected, which from a security aspect was really difficult to manage," Forrest says.

The characters take so many twists and turns and it reaches such a high level of bizarreness and kind of chaos that I think it can be really difficult to manage it and figure out how to make it work.

Before, it was really difficult to do.

Bone metastases of urothelial cancer is really difficult to handle.

"It really is very difficult to manage for both doctor and patient," says Jack Ansell, a professor of medicine at Boston University.

I found it very difficult to manage really just the day to day disciplining and just try to ….

While the biphasic composition of brasses studied here leads to a preferential attack of the β phase, somewhat difficult to manage, the presence of lead in copper alloy does not really disturb the process, even if lead particles are not removed from the surface.

Water is fiendishly difficult to manage.