Sentence examples for and difficult to deliver from inspiring English sources

Easy to say and difficult to deliver, but a political settlement in Libya must be pursued with much more urgency.

Case management is effective but is resource intensive and difficult to deliver to a widely scattered population.

Introduction: Simulation is increasingly recognised as a useful modality in post-graduate education in Intensive Care Medicine (ICM) but is often perceived as expensive and difficult to deliver.

The authors conducted a pilot trial of a new dissonance-based group eating disorder treatment designed to be a cost-effective front-line transdiagnostic treatment that could be more widely disseminated than extant individual or family treatments that are more expensive and difficult to deliver.

Current treatments are expensive, toxic, and difficult to deliver, leaving an urgent unmet need for improved therapeutic agents.

People used to say that Aids drugs were too costly and too difficult to deliver in developing countries, yet millions of people with HIV in places such as Uganda and Haiti are now being saved.

The dose of radiation that we used for in vitro experiments is very low and very difficult to deliver.

With this schedule, the addition of decitabine appears to reduce rather than increase the efficacy of carboplatin in partially platinum-sensitive ovarian cancer and is difficult to deliver.

Rob Webster, chief executive of the group, said "integrating services and 'bringing in social care' is easy to say and much more difficult to deliver".

It has to be constantly fresh and that is difficult to deliver," she says.

Historically, the radiation therapy has had a limited role in the treatment of liver cancer due to the low tolerance of the liver to radiation dose and it was difficult to deliver the radiation doses necessary to ablate gross tumors without causing radiation-induced liver disease (RILD) [ 11].