Sentence examples for so hard to execute from inspiring English sources

It is this, sometimes blurred, cleavage that makes Mr Obama's laudable multilateralism so hard to execute in the region.

A station that only has one master: music itself.' And I said… "Why do artists always have the craziest ideas that are so hard to execute?

That wasn't so hard to do.

The thing that's so hard about this trick is that it combines two tricks that are hard to execute separately — keeping seven clubs aloft in a pattern known as a cascade and doing a pirouette under five.

These are hard to execute, but could have catastrophic consequences.

Big retail offers are also hard to execute.

"But those kind of movies are very hard to execute".

But a soft top is hard to execute without spoiling the coupe's synergistic shape.

But clearly the idea was hard to execute.

Although, it would be extremely hard to execute due to the complexity of these cases.

These startups tend to be very capital intensive, highly disruptive and very hard to execute.