Sentence examples for somewhat tricky to implement from inspiring English sources

This approach can be somewhat tricky to implement because it employs a so-called reversible-jump MCMC approach to account for the change in model dimension that results from this non-nested set of models.

With reference to Li et al. (2004) and Gerla and Lindemann (2005) it has been observed that the implementation of P2P file sharing system on MANETs is quite tricky to implement as compared to that on a wired network.

But such harsh ideas have proved tricky to implement.

The solutions that remain are all politically tricky to implement.

Blue bonds would be senior to red ones, which would be subject to an "orderly" restructuring in default.Such a scheme would be tricky to implement swiftly.

While the balanced scorecard sounds simple, it's tricky to implement.

But WPA can be tricky to implement and may require special software, and it's unavailable on many current devices.

This step is a little tricky to implement for some.

The fact that Trump owns a string of golf courses and hotels in Scotland might also make a ban rather tricky to implement.

Randomisation, which requires human and financial resources, is indeed tricky to implement in health care settings.

North Carolina's ban is more straightforward, but still somewhat tricky, to predict.