Sentence examples for difficult to execute a from inspiring English sources

When you are the most famous band on the planet, it is difficult to execute a complete vanishing act, but Abba, and in particular the female half of it, made a pretty good fist of it in the aftermath of the release of the album The Visitors, quite possibly the most depressing record ever made.

As the bridges deck presents a complex shape it is difficult to execute a 3D deck model as well as the specific drawings or a 3D finite elements mesh of the deck.

The project has been difficult to execute for a lot of reasons according to Daniel Castrejón of Umor Rex, a cassette label run out of Mexico City who released the album (with the help of Thrill Jockey) as a modest run of 80 tapes.

But while a well-planned closure can be as difficult to execute as an orderly roll-out, executives say it can pay off in ways beyond the mere good will it generates.

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

There must be a balance between complex scoring systems with many variables that are difficult to execute, and a more simple system that is easy to use, but lacks accuracy [ 5].

However correlations between biochemical measurements of intra-tumoral estrogen synthesis and clinical outcomes have not been firmly established, largely because in vivo assays of aromatase activity are difficult to execute in a large numbers of patients [ 4– 6].

Moreover, any specialist in retreats should also be able to attack with success, because a retreat that succeeds is more difficult to execute than an attack.

In spite of its great promise, metabolomics has proven difficult to execute in an untargeted and generalizable manner.

it is generally more difficult to execute, but provides a more uniform tone than a shake roll.

However improbable an idea and however difficult to execute, couldn't a terrorist attempt it, somewhere, sometime, with some success?