Sentence examples for hard to operationalize from inspiring English sources
First of all, the concept of social capital often remains somewhat ambiguous and hard to operationalize (Bjørnskov and Sønderskov, 2010).
This indicates that conceptual and empirical research strives to relate social risks to economic performance, while it seems hard to operationalize and measure them in formal models.
Arman and I are still doing work on this (the SEC has some data sets), but to be frank, it is very hard to operationalize and prove.
The cognitive view of English ability is regarded as a distinguishing feature of the language ability framework for CSE, especially for comprehension abilities, but it is hard to operationalize it in the description stage.
For one thing, the cognitive view of English ability is regarded as a distinguishing feature of the language ability framework for CSE, especially for comprehension abilities, but it is hard to operationalize it in the description stage and a more feasible approach should be worked out.
It can be hard to operationalize that, but I've found always adding someone completely separate from a project to both the initial brainstorm and final review helps ensure we maintain a fresh perspective--and thoughtful outcome.
Taking third place to help Mr. Edwards would be difficult to "operationalize," in the words of one Clinton adviser.
We'll discuss why it's so hard to become model-driven, with a particular focus on the organizational change management that must happen in order to operationalize the models and realize the ROI.
Last week, Colin Powell, biting his tongue, observed patiently that Ankara had yet to "operationalize" overflights.
"We take their ideas and try to operationalize it.
