Sentence examples for so difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

Already housing lawyers speculate that the right to buy for housing associations will be so difficult to implement that the ultimate ambition of the policy – to offer the chance for tenants to buy their property – is more likely to be offered by extending the existing right-to-acquire scheme instead.

In his slim book "The Marketplace of Ideas," Louis Menand, an English professor at Harvard and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, offers to answer a few questions about the humanities, like why professors all seem to have similar politics and why it is so difficult to implement a core curriculum.

Other trainees were frustrated because they found EMDR so difficult to implement.

Why does it appear to be so difficult to implement substantial changes in the German health system?

"The previous managers have had different ideas to the one we've got now so it's difficult to implement exactly he wants on the pitch.

However, controllers designed by this technique are complex, with a high order, so it is difficult to implement them on electric vehicles.

Since livestock immunization against RVF has so far appeared difficult to implement efficiently in areas of endemicity, strengthened surveillance, early detection, management of cases seemed to be among the best options to prevent extension of RVF epidemic foci.

Some may be sensible, others less so – all are technically difficult to implement," wrote Allen on his Unlocking Potential blog... "[The key will be] getting enough cash from the Treasury to run a safe and decent system".

'Poachers' became Robin Hoods and were protected by their communities, so wildlife laws were difficult to implement.

The algorithm in this paper which uses the interpolation algorithm improves the rationality and reliability of fertilization by solving the problem of which need large-scale test, and large computation so as to become difficult to implement.

So it would be difficult to implement that, it would have to be done in their time".