Sentence examples for practice was hard from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaabi said that practice was hard to police, since it often occurred in the workers' home countries.

But the practice was hard to stop; the dead body had always belonged to the next of kin; burying one's dead seemed the most fundamental of individual rights.

In contrast, F1, F2 and SpRs focused on the chronically breathless patient, but commented that differential diagnosis in clinical practice was harder than the cases presented at medical school.

If the theory is simple, the practice is hard.

At the same time, the practice is hard to stop, say Web sites and federal officials.

Yakuza are notoriously bad shots, because practice is hard to come by, but somehow they have gained enormous influence.

"Even though practice is hard, I feel like I'm doing something positive," said Miguel Almanzar, 18, a student at George Washington who is an association member.

But when laid down on silicon, copper gradually leaches into it, damaging the chip.Again, the fix is simple in principle put a layer of material between the copper and the silicon but the practice is hard.

The two waves should thus, in theory, cancel each other out leaving silence.In this section Opting for the quiet life A land apart Plug-in garments Tree and leaf Correction: laser-guided bombs ReprintsBut the practice is hard.

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.

Whether farmers and vintners are using dowsers merely as a result of their relative affordability or out of a strong belief in the practice is hard to, well, divine.