Sentence examples for and hard to implement from inspiring English sources

Her government's plan to seek cuts of 50 billion reais ($30 billion) in the inflated budget may be both insufficient and hard to implement.

Officials at the Commerce Department, which helped draft the proposal, said the document was intended to preserve the spirit of the informal and hard to implement rules that had been followed by Mr. Postel.

Models which accurately reproduce hysteresis are often very complex and hard to implement.

Cohorting may help to control spread of CPEs in hospitals, but is expensive and hard to implement.

The first one using multiple measurements with diverse array structures or at different standoff distances is complicated and hard to implement in reality [10, 11].

By emerging this powerful tool into the acoustic wave science [67 69], acoustic applications for cloaking and super-resolution that require metamaterials containing complicated and hard to implement properties are now possible.

Concentration of gas around the working face always reaches the ultimate limit, which slows mining, and makes the co-excavation of coal and gas hard to implement.

Changing the environment [2, 3] and culture [4] in a unit can reduce noise, but these modifications and behaviours are hard to implement and sustain.

The answer is quite simple -- inclusive governance and citizen participation -- and yet very hard to implement.

If a restaurant experience is largely built on people and hospitality, tech is hard to implement and prove valuable.

"And it's hard to implement free-market, institutional reforms when you need to make sure a significant portion of the population can get enough to eat".