Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

The same researchers warn that this measure is somewhat difficult to implement as it is not always easy to differentiate truly new products from other changed products and the information about the new products may not be openly available because of the certain degree of secrecy surrounding many production processes.

International safety standards are somewhat difficult to enforce because manufacture of machines is done at widely dispersed local workshops.

''We needed clear guidelines.'' However, establishing psychological safety is, by its very nature, somewhat messy and difficult to implement.

Financial incentives are promising but are expensive, somewhat controversial, and difficult to implement over a wide range of clinical domains.

However, unless all the pieces are convex, it is widely perceived as being difficult to implement, and its use has therefore been somewhat limited.

Yet it remains politically difficult to implement.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.

"Video replay is too difficult to implement.

"It is very difficult to implement".

But it will be extraordinarily difficult to implement.