Sentence examples for in practice hard from inspiring English sources

Cobalt bombs were proposed as a hypothetical doomsday weapon that would kill everybody with fallout, but are in practice hard and expensive to build.

In practice, hard constraints are computationally expensive, and regularization provides good interpretability.

Those who try to look after the interests of such people say that, in practice, hard-pressed hospital staff often ask leading questions and the "consent" obtained is thus far from informed.A team of researchers led by Suzanne Conboy-Hill, a psychologist at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, England, reckon virtual environments could provide the solution.

"He works hard in practice, plays hard, tries to get better, tries to fit into the system coach has".

But Ernesto Pujol, who now lives a secular life, still refers to himself as a monk in the city -- a practice hard to maintain in New York.

What matters isn't paying lip-service to those qualities — that's easy — but actually exemplifying them in practice — the hard part.

Labour said it would enforce "open book accounting," but just how that would work in practice is hard to imagine and critics pointed out that firms would simply employ skillful accountants to get around the rules.

While the Miser certainly consumed his share of pulled pork growing up, the cultural heritage that is presumed to be every Southerner's birthright is in practice rather hard to come by.

"As much as people like to say stuff, our team does a good job just focusing on what we have to do each day in practice, working hard," the senior forward Jeremy Langlois said.

In practice the hard step of decoding is finding the polynomial Q x, y).

The common thresholding operators used in practice are hard thresholding and soft thresholding (Kopsinis and McLaughlin 2009) which are expressed by Eqs.