Sentence examples for and hard to execute from inspiring English sources

This plan of Anderson's, round the wicket to Bravo with the off side stacked, is both unusual and hard to execute.

"We've seen credit card solutions proposed before, the player and the partners mean a lot because its easy to talk and hard to execute," said Adam B. Levine, Editor-in-Chief of the Let's Talk Bitcoin Network.

But that was "easier to state and harder to execute" in the "cauldron of the House of Commons", he added.

There's boom-bust periods — '01 and '09 were tragic and really hard to execute through....We've moved from everything's rosy and we're starting to see cracks".

These startups tend to be very capital intensive, highly disruptive and very hard to execute.

When we really evaluate what is happening around work, particularly professional work, there can be incredible complications that make machine learning and algorithms hard to execute.

The state has executed four people so far this year, and tried very hard to execute a fifth person this week, but after a judicial back-and-forth, that execution was eventually stayed by the Supreme Court.

Because of limitations built into the first-generation lenses, close-ups were problematic and camera movements hard to execute.

It's hard to find willing terrorists, it's hard to put a plot together, it's hard to get materials, and it's hard to execute a workable plan.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Big budget cuts over the next decade will force the Pentagon to make painful cuts to personnel and readiness and could make it hard to execute a global security strategy, defense analysts predicted on Wednesday.

Meir: The swish pans going back and forth between Fletcher and Andrew — those were hard to execute.