Sentence examples for radical difficult from inspiring English sources

These are radical, difficult steps for any country to take.

In the same period, employee satisfaction almost doubled, despite the radical and difficult changes under way.

That thought is not as radical or difficult as this government appears to think it is.

"It allows us to get our foot in the door to do something radical and difficult".

So Mr. Ohlsson provided a helpful context for Busoni with a virile performance of Bach's Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue and a rhapsodic account of Liszt's harmonically radical, astoundingly difficult Fantasia and Fugue on the Theme of B-A-C-H.

Some posited that the company required an outsider who had no political or personal ties inside it to attack waste and inefficiencies, and a foreigner was better able to go against Japanese social mores that make radical restructuring difficult.

Most probably this is due to the more frequent central localisation of the tumour and the previous irradiation making radical surgery difficult or impossible.

By continually improving the existing way of doing business, they may actually make radical change more difficult.

Add to all these factors the traditional Japanese belief in the importance of consensus, and it is easy to see why radical reform is difficult.

If, however, it is really a first step back to a contributory system, then far more radical, complex and difficult issues will need to be addressed – and there will be losers, many very vulnerable, not just winners.

Although precise quantification of the radical concentration is difficult, a first estimate shows that there is a significant number (of the order of 4 × 1013 spins) compared with the total number of polymer chains (1014) that run through the cross-section of the PE rope employed in the experiments.