Sentence examples for more difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

The absence of state-designed, detailed rules for implementation made them more difficult to implement.

But it's a lot more difficult to implement down there".

"They tend to apply constraints that are more difficult to implement".

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

But structural reforms have proved more difficult to implement and business investment has lagged.

Yahoo is holding out for a different technical standard that is potentially more powerful, but far more difficult to implement.

"On the other hand," he said, "it will be much more difficult to implement the decisions without causing public protests, because the opposition will be much louder.

And as unemployment soars in southern Europe, it may become paradoxically more difficult to implement the structural reforms – such as labour market changes – generally viewed as essential.

What is theoretically simple — that men and women have the same rights and opportunities in every walk of life — is more difficult to implement and measure.

It then explores why the strategy later became more difficult to implement successfully.

Such IMF mistakes only make it more difficult to implement sensible programs in the future.