Sentence examples for was difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

It was difficult to handle the chemicals without getting poisoned.

"He was difficult to handle, so I practiced out of my home so I could keep an eye on him".

When Matic was asked if it was difficult to handle being taken off against Southampton, soon after brought on, and then being dropped, his answer was precisely worded: "I am professional, and I respect all decisions of the coach.

It seeped into the public's consciousness, and was difficult to handle without insulting the intelligence of the electorate – because of course left-of-centre parties would at least talk to one another in the event of a hung parliament.

However, she said the secrecy surrounding her situation was difficult to handle.

Nets of collateral vessels were found circling the LGV and IVC, and it was difficult to handle these vessels.

Even so, the ordeal has been difficult to handle.

Disadvantage: Large pots are difficult to handle and messy.

The simple pieces are more likely to be difficult to handle.

Existing screen-sharing products are difficult to handle and rarely can show the entire screen.

It is difficult to handle that, and one way of handling it is to mock them.