Sentence examples for difficult to bring into practice from inspiring English sources

There's always that extra edge that's difficult to bring into practice".

Local authorities normally resort to diesel-powered generators which require expensive fuel which is difficult to bring into remote areas.

As high-tech plastic materials are designed to be resistant against chemical attack, they are usually difficult to bring into solution.

It is often difficult to bring clinical practice in line with the scientific evidence by "passively disseminating" guidelines alone.

Unfortunately, at that point, it may be very difficult to bring children into the business.

"It's obviously difficult to bring untried youngsters into the Premiership and especially the European Champions LeagueEuropean Champions League

"It's getting more and more difficult to bring your show into other countries," he says.

A lower accelerating voltage made it difficult to bring the image into focus, and limited the high-magnification observation of the IL-treated samples (Figure 4a).

Breast cancer heterogeneity makes it difficult to bring personalized medicine into the clinic.

Consequently, the color data in these images was much more limited, making it more difficult to bring the color into agreement with the original target.

It appears Hamas is finding it increasingly difficult to bring cash from abroad into Gaza.