Sentence examples for be tricky to implement from inspiring English sources
While a trigger sounds good in concept, it would be tricky to implement.
Staged strategies reduce investment risk but can be tricky to implement.
Blue bonds would be senior to red ones, which would be subject to an "orderly" restructuring in default.Such a scheme would be tricky to implement swiftly.
But WPA can be tricky to implement and may require special software, and it's unavailable on many current devices.
While a VAT would indeed be tricky to implement, once in place it is not especially complicated, certainly no more than the retail sales taxes that exist in almost every state.
This can be tricky to implement and is very product specific, but empowering minority opinions can also help move outlier political solutions into the scope of acceptability to attack problems from a new angle.
While the balanced scorecard sounds simple, it's tricky to implement.
But mass customization has been trickier to implement than first anticipated, and many companies soured on the approach after a number of high-profile flops, including Levi Strauss & Co.'s failed attempt at manufacturing custom jeans.
Given the competition among record companies, the subscription model is bound to be tricky to organize and implement.
According to Matt Cutts, the over optimization penalty was implemented to "level the playing field". This penalty can be tricky to understand though.
