Sentence examples for be costly to implement from inspiring English sources
Many analysts say the critical factor in defeating Proposition 6 was Ronald Reagan, then the former governor, who said it would be costly to implement and infringed "on the basic rights of privacy".
Common ASR recharge methods utilize large-diameter injection wells or surface infiltration basins and trenches, and can be costly to implement.
Many sites fear that switching to HTTPS will hurt their rankings on Google, or be costly to implement.
Listen, I'm no mining expert – and the mining industry, who definitely don't have a vested interest in avoiding this, argue the rule will be costly to implement and lead to a loss of jobs – but I think signing a document that makes it OK to poison water again isn't the greatest of ideas.
Listen, I'm no mining expert and the mining industry, which definitely doesn't have a vested interest in avoiding this, argues the rule will be costly to implement and lead to a loss of jobs but I think signing a document that makes it OK to poison water again isn't the greatest of ideas.
Listen, I'm no mining expert – and the mining industry, who definitely don't have a vested interest in avoiding this, argue the rule will be costly to implement and lead to a loss of jobs – but I think signing a document that makes it OK to poison water again isn't the greatest of ideas.
He said public services needed a strategy to avoid mass redundancies, which are costly to implement once compensation is taken into account.
They said that it was costly to implement and gave unfair advantage to overseas competitors to which it did not apply.
"The boom delayed other policies that were costly to implement: judicial reforms, tax reforms, education reforms, labor market reforms, opening up to foreign trade," said Alejandro Werner, who heads the Western Hemisphere department at the I.M.F.
Therefore, ITS have been costly to implement, difficult to calibrate, and difficult to scale.
