Sentence examples for hard to execute from inspiring English sources

But such fundamental changes might be hard to execute since the only new executive at United is Creighton himself.

The state has executed four people so far this year, and tried very hard to execute a fifth person this week, but after a judicial back-and-forth, that execution was eventually stayed by the Supreme Court.

These are hard to execute, but could have catastrophic consequences.

Big retail offers are also hard to execute.

"But those kind of movies are very hard to execute".

The increasing popularity of platform strategies masks a difficult truth: They are hard to execute well.

But a soft top is hard to execute without spoiling the coupe's synergistic shape.

And, in home conditions, if brutal truth be told, it wasn't that hard to execute either.

In most companies, moves like those would be hard to execute without organizational turmoil.

Without preexisting partnerships, even these philanthropic contributions can be hard to execute.

It was another accurate, hard-to-execute pass because Hilliard was sandwiched by Jacksonville defensive back Donovin Darius and linebacker T. J. Slaughter.