Sentence examples for be problematic to implement from inspiring English sources
However, this would need to come at the expense of coursework outside of the sciences and may be problematic to implement at a consistent level across so many different types of colleges and programs (Austin 2008).
This of course could be problematic to implement in the short term especially in remote areas where communication and transportation services might be lacking.
A no-fly zone or protection zone would be massively problematic to implement.
When it comes to testing the effects of exercise or mental engagement, for instance, such trials are costly, time-consuming and, increasingly, ethically problematic to implement.
However, selecting and implementing a MM model can be problematic due to perceptions of efficacy within services and staff [ 6, 8– 10].
We have implemented processing of large amounts of data in Java, which can be problematic due to the enormous size of non-native datatypes and the overhead inherent in Java collections.
Ultimately the patient went home and I did not see her again so am not sure if our actions had a positive impact or not.' The acute nature of the neurosurgical setting is problematic for implementing and evaluating spiritual care.
Concern was expressed that non-acceptance of a strategy by doctors would be problematic for nurses who are willing to implement new strategies in the LTCF [ 15].
