Sentence examples for been tough to implement from inspiring English sources

It's been tough to implement this law for various reasons, but the real worry, for Endtime, is that this "national ID-card system" (note: it is not a national ID-card system) might be the Mark of the Beast, as foretold by Revelation 13.

But it's tough to implement something right away on the ATP level".

It is tough to implement technical changes during a tournament week, especially when you are being battered by large gusts of self-doubt and one bad shot triggers a hailstorm.

Once a decentralized digital economy is released into the wild and the coins start to fly, it's tough to implement fixes to the smart contracts that govern them.

Then there are other schools that are fractured and it's tough to implement it".

Although some major designers are trying out new ways to make fashion shows more lucrative, for younger brands like Pyer Moss, who are on the rise but still lack the resources and revenue of storied brands like Ralph Lauren or Burberry, these new tactics can be tough to implement.

Former Missouri state Rep. Jason Grill (D-Parkville), who writes and consults on technology and innovation, said he sees the potential of augmented reality, but warned that it will be tough to implement the element into political campaigns because it is so new.

Cards with instructions are tougher to implement if you choose to open the gifts at the very end.

This process is called a feedforward, and is considered tough to implement, independently of the considered system.

This never works and it's especially tough to implement when your customers are all jacked up on Starbucks.

"While the recommendations will undoubtedly be controversial and tough to implement, radical redesign of health services is needed in many parts of the country".