Sentence examples for difficult executing from inspiring English sources

The failed bids in Britain and the Netherlands illustrate how difficult executing that strategy is going to be.

There are few things more difficult than executing humor successfully.

Even more difficult than executing well-designed studies of health inequalities is deciding what to study and how to use findings to narrow gaps between groups.

Creating non-price differentiation is difficult in retail as well because development of such advantages takes time and is difficult to execute.

These are the deals most difficult to execute because they rely on the strategy of large players in the U.S. – which are very difficult to influence.

The strategy is proving difficult to execute.

"It's just damn difficult to execute".

"It's extremely difficult to execute," she said.

Ironically, large company size and culture make disruptive innovation extremely difficult to execute.

"'Cross-track' is difficult to execute in a 24-hour system," Ms. Senese said.

"The treatment plans can be really difficult to execute," he added.