Sentence examples for and difficult to apply from inspiring English sources
Legal experts say the restrictions on coordination between campaigns and third-party groups are narrowly defined and difficult to apply.
FIN 46 has been described as complex, hard to understand, and difficult to apply.
Most of these predictive indices have been criticized as being too subjective, complex, and difficult to apply universally.
As these non-numerical criteria for bioaccumulation are vague and difficult to apply transparently, guidance should be developed.
However, both methods are model-dependent and difficult to apply in a noninvasive setting, while their potential under non-physiological conditions has been scarcely explored.
Given the dimensionality of hyperspectral scenes, these techniques can be time-consuming and difficult to apply in applications requiring real-time performance.
In the reliability analysis of tunnels, the limited state function is implicit and nonlinear, and is difficult to apply based on the traditional reliability method, especially for large-scale projects.
The most sensitive techniques, including cDNA cloning and specific hybridisation, are very time consuming and are difficult to apply in routine practice.
It is often emotionally and logistically difficult to apply the brakes abruptly to a treatment hailed as having extraordinary promise.
Some industry executives have maintained that, although they support efforts of law enforcement, new rules could be both too expensive and too difficult to apply to the new technology.
The conference discussed whether the existing legislation aimed at preventing "conventional" media from divulging the complainant's name was now out of date and was difficult to apply to social media.
