Sentence examples for difficult to implement to from inspiring English sources

Although meat quality traits are moderately heritable, large selection programmes are very difficult to implement to improve beef quality due to the lack of recorded standardized measures of beef quality [ 4, 5].

At the White House, Press Secretary Josh Earnest conceded, "This is going to be difficult to implement.

Those cuts have proven difficult to implement, as have promises to eliminate Amtrak subsidies and cuts to food stamps.

"Empirically, it seems to be incredibly difficult to implement back-doored cryptography securely, so these designs result in even more vulnerabilities present in common software".

Yet it remains politically difficult to implement.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.

He identifies two risks: "The spending cuts become difficult to implement, or the supply-side shock to the economy is not as big at the government hopes".

"Video replay is too difficult to implement.

"It is very difficult to implement".

In France, Mr. Vivet said, there is another such law, on "moral harassment," which is "very difficult to implement and hard to establish, because we need elements of proof".