Sentence examples for extraordinarily difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

"The governors said this would be extraordinarily difficult to implement.

But it will be extraordinarily difficult to implement.

All-encompassing analyses of cost and performance, such as total cost of ownership, are extraordinarily difficult to implement because they are demanding in terms of time, data and cooperation.

However well supported by evidence, many of the initial Leapfrog measures have been extraordinarily difficult to implement widely.

Such a study, however, would be extraordinarily difficult to implement in part due to the low incidence of this malignancy and because current medical practice requires intervention at earlier stages.

Working to ensure that the global revolution in the life sciences unfolds safety is a worthwhile goal, but it would likely prove to be extraordinarily difficult to implement given the issues of regulation, enforcement, and the "dual-use" issues arising in biotechnology.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Yet it remains politically difficult to implement.

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.

"Video replay is too difficult to implement.

"It is very difficult to implement".