Sentence examples for challenging in practice from inspiring English sources

The theory that brownfields, that is ex-industrial sites, could answer all housing need has proved challenging in practice.

The implementation of theoretically designed low carbon energy transitions provided by scientific policy advice proves to be challenging in practice.

The literature contains instructions on how to adopt continuous delivery, but the adoption has been challenging in practice.

Managing program impacts in a multi-project setting is insufficiently covered in research and increasingly challenging in practice.

It has been recognised that mobilising critically ill patients is beneficial to patients' recovery, however implementing early mobility as a standard of care remains challenging in practice.

So several financial planners are recommending a not-so-radical approach, one that is simple in theory but challenging in practice: formulate a reasonable savings plan early on, but one that doesn't require you to suspend your life until retirement.

My hope is that this autoethnography shows that even seasoned practitioners/academics can be challenged in practice situations.

But the last few days are the first time that Williams has really been legitimately challenged in practice since … two years ago when Galette first signed with Washington.

NPT students mentioned frequently to feel they had been adequately prepared for interpersonal communication by training in the skills laboratory, but apparently this perception was challenged in practice because PT students expressed this opinion less frequently than their NPT peers.

Bone defects caused by trauma, inflammation, or tumour resection are still challenging in orthopaedic practice.

Diagnosing SIADH is challenging in clinical practice, partly because of the analytical challenges of ADH measurement [ 16].