Sentence examples similar to implementing than from inspiring English sources

No sooner are ideas implemented than they are cast aside again – often the same day.

Enforced isolation "is much more difficult to implement than one would think," Dr. Weyer said.

It seems to find such mega-projects easier to implement than reforming routine public services.

90 per cent of schools said that the new rules were easier to implement than the previous guidelines.

UMTS, like GSM before it, turned out to be harder to implement than expected.

Its month-long consultation, published on Friday, says this would be simpler to implement than adapting cuts to local circumstances.

Certainly, the new legislation is going to be a lot tougher to implement than it was to make.

Inventors have created more user-friendly writing implements than fountain pens, more dependable time-keeping devices than mechanical wristwatches, and more efficient ways to heat houses than fireplaces.

This rule would be a lot simpler and easier to implement than the highly complex Volcker Rule.

Known as the Desert culture, these people used more diverse foods and implements than their Paleoindian forebears.

The Giants' practices have had more medical implements than footballs over the last month, players adorned with protective boots and crutches and heavy knee wraps.