Sentence examples for difficult to devise and from inspiring English sources

Adaptations not subject to engineered solutions may be far more difficult to devise and implement.

Not only was the earth-based metric system difficult to devise, and flawed: it was also unnecessary.

Good, careful, and controlled field experiments are a relative rarity in political science; it's difficult to devise and execute rigorous studies outside of the laboratory.

A direct effort to outlaw the Rangers' approach would require separate rules for forwards and defencemen, which would be difficult to devise and virtually impossible to enforce.

But, despite its appeal as a payment method, P4P has proven extremely complex, hard to devise and difficult to implement [ 22, 23].

Unfortunately, they're also incredibly difficult to devise, validate, and economically justify.

Despite the public health burden imposed by CFS, diagnostic, treatment and prevention strategies have proven difficult to devise because the etiology, pathophysiology and risk factors of CFS remain unknown [reviewed in [ 5]].

It has been difficult to devise generic indicators for monitoring and evaluating capacity building [ 4] because each project is unique.

Nonetheless, it is quite difficult to devise the best trade-off between cost and precision and to choose the most appropriate sensor technology and lay-out.

Israeli authorities, the report continued, could not find any connection between the attackers and organized groups such as Hamas and Fatah, and so found it "difficult to devise a streamlined strategy to fight them".

"People have gripes because it's very difficult to devise something that 350 million people of diverse backgrounds, countries and ages like and understand," says Schnitt. "We consider this a great success".