Sentence examples for proved complicated to implement from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, it has proved complicated to implement (and has often failed wildly), but, at least in theory, it is far more graceful than police officers or the military blasting their way across human terrain.

Even when rules have been agreed upon at the E.U. level, they have often proved complicated to implement, partly because the Union has no direct powers over the energy mix of its member states.

Actually, it was also proven complicated to reconstruct the entire mammalian spermatogenesis in vitro from postnatal spermatogonia.

Finance industry figures agreed that a Tobin tax would be complicated to implement and unlikely to be agreed by countries keen to protect rival financial centres.

In some cases, developers deliberately forget about security because they think it'll be ok or it's too complicated to implement.

It never got off the ground — too complicated to implement, apparently, as the crisis worsened and the Bush Administration ran out of time.

The concept is elegantly simple, yet complicated to implement.

Therefore, although positive TFDs exist, their derivation process is very complicated to implement.

Such an approach reveals itself somewhat complicated to implement in practice and some simplifications are necessary.

In the short-term, solutions for water relief, such as desalination, can be complicated to implement or expensive.

However, all are relatively complicated to implement.