Sentence examples for be challenging to deploy from inspiring English sources

It will also be challenging to deploy the end result in a way that customers like.

GPUs consume a substantial amount of power; thus, it is challenging to deploy them in embedded environments.

It will also be challenging to cope with the process changes needed to deploy this kind of equipment.

When these workflows change or are supplemented with new data-intensive applications (such as analytics, or processing Internet of Things (IoT) data), all of the underlying assumptions need to be challenged to ensure that your organization is deploying an architecture that will scale with your needs.

On the other end, you might be building something big and complex that needs to scale quickly and trying to deploy the infrastructure would be challenging.

It therefore has an accepted role in balanced analgesic regimes and is deployed in cases where perioperative pain control is likely to be challenging.

Metcalf may have been fired for violating the orthodoxy of Second Amendment fundamentalism (though he described himself as a believer in that creed), but his real offense was challenging the canard, deployed so profitably by the N.R.A., that gun owners are victims-in-waiting, soon to be targeted by a government crackdown on their weapons.

Dan Trombly, an analyst at Caerus Associates specializing in illicit organizations and armed conflict, told VICE News that biological weapons are often "more trouble than they're worth," and that it's remarkably challenging to develop and deploy them.

Supervision of the deployed CHEWs was challenging during the study period.

In many circumstances, making judgments about the effectiveness of treatments deployed by others is challenging.

Arguably the largest challenge to deploying FPGAs is the classical design flow consisting of building custom system-on-chip hardware, and then programming software to run on the device.