Sentence examples for found it difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

Many organizations found it difficult to respond, and found it difficult to implement change; I think that usually this was driven by cultural factors.

This scene, however, was omitted as Nomura found it difficult to implement time-wise.

Even though we did not focus on barriers to the use of EBM, the results indicate that one-fourth found it difficult to implement EBM in busy practices.

While they supported the notion in principle, they weighing up the needs of CALD students on placement and found it difficult to implement in practice.

Furthermore, staff from generic services were overwhelmed with clinical guidance and found it difficult to implement recommendations for the varied conditions they dealt with.

With the unemployment rate already above 24%, the government finds it difficult to implement its commitment under the bail-out programme to reduce the public-sector workforce by 150,000 by 2015.

However, primary teacher educators often find it difficult to implement these innovations in their teaching.

"But he's had to team up with Somare's party, with vested interests, so he might find it difficult to implement the recommendations in full".

In recent research by Sizmek, that surveyed 500 brand – side marketers in the U.S. and Europe, 85% of the participants said that improving brand safety in their digital campaigns is a priority, but 64% of them find it difficult to implement an effective strategy.

The study noted, however, that many investors in card companies have been unconcerned about the prospect of surcharges, believing "that merchants would find it difficult to implement the practice given the friction and service issues it causes". Even after announcing their settlement, the credit-card companies and plaintiffs' lawyers continued to spar about its effect on consumers.

7 It asked hospitals to implement 43 interventions, when most hospitals would find it difficult to implement three.