Sentence examples for proven difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

Those cuts have proven difficult to implement, as have promises to eliminate Amtrak subsidies and cuts to food stamps.

Justus von Liebig's concept of a limiting resource (von Liebig 1842), while popular in the ecological and agricultural sciences, has proven difficult to implement especially in the ecosystems of dryland Africa where the biological productivity is multiply constrained with the relative limitation of a given factor varying over time and space.

However, given that these policies have proven difficult to implement in tertiary care hospitals, it may be even more challenging in LTCFs, which have limited staff and infection control resources (5, 13 – 13 ).

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.

But it may prove difficult to implement.

But the candidates' slogans inevitably prove difficult to implement.

In practice, however, the concept has proved difficult to implement.

In practice, however, multihoming has proved difficult to implement and optimize for.

The peace agreement has proved difficult to implement and unpopular with the forces wreaking havoc in the region.

Such tax initiatives, however, historically have proved difficult to implement in the time frame in which recessions have developed and ended...

However, due to timescales for processing, it could still prove difficult to implement it in time even if they acted now".