Sentence examples for Not easy to undertake from inspiring English sources

Such destabilisation, which is Butler's goal, is, however, not easy to undertake and its effects are unpredictable.

A large proportion of cancer registry cases were never subjected to histopathological diagnosis and comparisons between the new data and records are not easy to undertake.

Diagnostic studies are easy to undertake and are not usually recorded on research registries, so it is difficult for researchers to search for unpublished data.

"If it were easy to undertake social reform, it would have happened," he said.

None of this will be easy to undertake but it is a job well worth finishing.

The extraction of ABD is also easy to undertake.

17 Text messaging is easy to undertake and use, 19 20 inexpensive 21 and acceptable.

The variable area transect (VAT) method performed moderately well, is easy to use in the field, and its calculations easy to undertake.

Having a lot of respect for it, and having learned a lot about [polyamory] does not make it less scary or easier to undertake.

Protecting the nation from terrorism, breaches in cyber security and other threats inside its borders is such a massive undertaking it is "not easy to draw red lines" that can chart individual or departmental responsibilities, Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said during a campus visit on Oct. 6.

Kelly takes a side-swipe at JP Morgan Cazenove, which advised on the Britannia deal, saying "it is not easy to understand" how it came to the view that the due diligence undertaken by KPMG "exceeded that normally undertaken for listed companies," which is what the board minutes record the investment bank as having said.