Sentence examples for Culturally difficult from inspiring English sources

Nor is China's so-called demographic crisis insoluble, as it could be addressed by the encouragement of large-scale immigration into China; economically plausible but culturally difficult.

Although some of the methods are culturally difficult in U.S. companies, many are simple to apply once a company recognizes the dangers of fire fighting.

In the survey, the biggest reason cited by schools for not "using their freedoms" was that national pay deals made it "culturally difficult".

For VMware and for enterprise vSphere administrators to capture the new enterprise applications, they need to rethink their approach and make the radical and culturally difficult shift from infrastructure management to service delivery.

For VMware and for enterprise vSphere administrators to capture the new enterprise applications, they need to rethink their approach and make the radical and culturally difficult shift from infrastructure management to service delivery.

Disrupting a well-run business is often culturally difficult to do and historically firms have relied on the facilitation of "skunk work" teams.

Shimon Shiffer, a political correspondent for the newspaper Yediot Aharonot who grew up in a nearby town and has known the Katsavs for decades, said in an interview that it would be culturally very difficult for Mr. Katsav to face his children and admit inappropriate sexual conduct.

Culturally this is difficult.

"Culturally it's difficult for men to bring these incidents to the attention of the authorities.

"That could have been culturally very, very difficult," says one industry executive.

The road ahead certainly won't be smooth — we know the transition will be culturally and operationally difficult.