Sentence examples for even harder to implement from inspiring English sources

Cultural hurdles may make this one even harder to implement.

Such a mind-set makes it very hard to define excellence and even harder to implement artistic evaluation.

President Clinton's proposal to license all new handgun buyers is unlikely to get through Congress and would be even harder to implement around the country.

After having promised to put an end to the austerity that has been placed on the country over the last five years, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras will now have to introduce measures that seem even harder to implement.

This interpretation seems unreasonable to us, as the authors of the included trials did what they could to implement direct observation, and it may even be harder to implement, and less successful, outside of a clinical trial.

The market never developed quite as people expected as it proved harder to implement new ways of working, even though the new approaches made sense.

Behavioral regulation is much harder to implement successfully.

Incentives are much harder to implement in more developed countries.

"Prevention is so much harder to measure and harder to implement," she says.

The US might ban tax inversions, or make them harder to implement.

But it is harder to implement Moneyball in football, Beane concedes, for several reasons.