Examples of using Difficult to manage in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Finances were extremely difficult to manage.
often it becomes very difficult to manage the pain.
In the virtual world of square blocks is very difficult to manage a round object,
paid with a high level of social security, the pressure from migration is intense and difficult to manage.
Emotions are very difficult to manage in places where the hustle and bustle of people are noticeable everywhere.
time-consuming and difficult to manage.
being well-liked is great, but having too many“friends” can be stressful and difficult to manage.
one must know that it is hard and difficult to manage, but it is able to penetrate a wooden shield.
said that a temporary exclusion from the EU and its markets would be"damaging and difficult to manage".
Young ladies of her age are sometimes a little difficult to manage, and if she has the true Darcy spirit, she may like to have her own way.".
it had been difficult to manage without the bulb.
updates may well prove difficult to manage, as well as costly.
It can be very difficult to manage the hazard risks to personnel when there is a large number of operatives in the field,
Oasis Active does have a live feel with most of the emphasis it seemed on the live chat service although it was a little clunky and difficult to manage multiple chats.
time-consuming and difficult to manage with a heavy administrative workload.
like psychiatric patients who can become violent and difficult to manage.….
that is at best enormously difficult to manage.
low-FODMAP diet can be restrictive and somewhat difficult to manage.
That that type of meeting that at the very start of the season was full of embarrassments and difficult to manage.
They are less teachable and more difficult to manage than their counterparts of even a few decades ago.