Sentence examples for but difficult to execute from inspiring English sources

The plan, called Operation Nest Egg, is simple in conception but difficult to execute.

In theatre, too, there is frequent tension between images that are easy to imagine but difficult to execute.

If Ravitch had acknowledged that she is proposing a program simple in principle but incredibly difficult to execute, it would have vitiated the moral simplicity that is one of her book's great strengths.

Therefore it might have been easier to obtain a capital conviction against Mr. Muhammad in Maryland but more difficult to execute him there since its courts are thought to be slow and skeptical where capital punishment is involved.

This is not impossible but very difficult to execute with constant quality by a human operator.

Gary Greenwood at Shore Capital said: [Selling shares to the public] may be politically astute but could be difficult to execute, in our view.

But for Obama, the two crises are bookends to his first term in office, each providing him a public stage on which to demonstrate the brand of practical, results-oriented politics that he preaches but has, occasionally, found difficult to execute.

The concept of using an antibody as a drug targeting moiety seems straightforward, but it has been difficult to execute.

The practicalities would make it difficult to execute, but the plan would tick many boxes.

Made You Look This idea is difficult to execute, but could turn out to be a masterpiece.

The big, controlled studies that might really put this issue to rest are extremely difficult to execute, but without those studies, truly conclusive evidence is going to be impossible to come by, or nearly so.