Sentence examples for too difficult to manage from inspiring English sources

It is too difficult to manage in an oxygen mask.

But MetroNaps, based in New York, found it too difficult to manage the site long distance.

Chirac wanted to decrease the size of his majority, which he found too difficult to manage.

Offer short-term hospital care if symptoms become too difficult to manage at home or the caregiver needs a break.

"For many people, an older, rural property is too difficult to manage and too far from services.

Alex Ferguson seemed to judge him too difficult to manage and sold him to Aston Villa in 1989.

It was too difficult to do.

"Conversely, a user who gets ten e-mails a day may be overloaded". If the number of messages stacked in the inbox becomes too large and difficult to manage, you're overloaded.

Now Ford, the No. 2 American automaker, is learning that good times can be difficult to manage, too.

But it should be noted that matrix organizations are notoriously difficult to manage; all too often, a matrix structure reflects an inherent confusion about who the primary customer is rather than an effective response to the customer's needs and preferences.

The company website declares that "a job at Walmart opens the door to a better life" and "the chance to grow and build a career". But interviews with 31 hourly workers and one former store manager reveal lives beset by paychecks too small to handle the bills, difficult to manage part-time schedules with hours subject to constant change, and little reason to hope for career advancement.