Sentence examples for technically difficult to add from inspiring English sources

It was technically difficult to add icons to the decision tree.

However, it has been technically difficult to bring ashore.

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Many of these aspects of study design are not technically difficult to implement and would not necessarily add significantly to the expense of a study, but they can significantly increase policy-makers' confidence in the findings of a study.

Because it is not a rhyming form (although Swinburne and others have tried adding rhyme to the mix), it is not technically difficult to pull off.

We conclude that the developed buoys add well to the existing hydrological monitoring pool and are a good option for the monitoring in rivers where traditional methods are technically difficult to deploy or too costly.

The card would be sophisticated but not technically difficult to produce.

It is technically difficult to track consumers as they hop from phone to computer to tablet and back again.

Both Moris and Agehas remain minorities, too cultish for the layman to understand and too technically difficult to easily emulate.

FEV1 and FEV1/FVC are technically difficult to perform in the ED and involve cumbersome equipment.

During an episode of acute angioedema, it may be technically difficult to insert an endotracheal tube.