Sentence examples for operationally difficult from inspiring English sources

The road ahead certainly won't be smooth — we know the transition will be culturally and operationally difficult.

The first two years of the partnership were operationally difficult and the necessary change did not happen as quickly as the partners had hoped.

However, consideration will be given to the fact that very long interviews will be operationally difficult to accommodate in the NHS clinic, and introduce fatigue for both researcher and participant, potentially reducing the usefulness of participant responses.

151– 153 A management algorithm is shown in Figure 5. 154 However, deployment of preventive screening and therapy strategies is operationally difficult, and an implementation study in Kenya achieved effective fluconazole administration for only 52% of eligible patients.

Asking the mother to come back to the ward was proposed but seen as operationally difficult, due to space and "a big thing for all the other staff why is she here?

A campaign up to age 18 actually weakly dominates shorter catch-up campaigns; however, shorter campaigns have been included in the analysis because it would be politically and operationally difficult to apply a combination of two strategies to the same population.

'Quality is operationally distinct from quantity' [ 16].

It is rare for a startup to have garnered international demand so quickly and it is operationally very difficult to support.

We also could not open up certain units – such as counter-terrorism, royalty protection and intelligence – because that would require too much management from us and would be very difficult operationally to allow almost unrestricted filming.

Irradiation of pupae appears to damage the insects; irradiation as adults is less damaging but operationally far more difficult [ 16- 19].

The task was allocated to healthcare assistants, but it was poorly aligned with their existing role, so accessing patients' SCRs proved difficult operationally.