Sentence examples for been hard to implement from inspiring English sources

However, it has been hard to implement because of its very high pressure head required to pump the coolant fluid though the channels.

But Gregor Reiter of the European Football Agents Association admitted that sanctions have been hard to implement due to different rules being adopted around the continent.

If that sounds familiar, that's because many of the proposals have been official policy for years; they have just been hard to implement.

Assessment of how anxiety before and after medical information was given might have been interesting but would have been hard to implement in routine clinical practice and of limited use.

A strategy of multiple calibration points in conjunction with relaxed-clock methods, where the rate is allowed to vary among branches in the tree [ 34] is appealing, but this has been hard to implement in the human tree because of unavailability of secure multiple calibration points.

However, rich processes are hard to implement.

Without the microprocessor, however, it was hard to implement.

Data ownership and accountability are hard to implement.

Tax rises and spending cuts are hard to implement.

"That might be hard to implement," Harris said Monday.

A carbon tariff, for example, would be hard to implement.