Sentence examples for too big to implement from inspiring English sources

Projects that have previously been viewed as being too big to implement can now be distributed across multiple sites.

Without question, the "too big to fail" option, even if not implemented, prevents bank runs.

There's something inherently contradictory about Krugman claiming on Friday that too big to fail is not that big a deal and insisting on Monday that it is very important to implement strong new regulations for too-big-to-fail firms.

The subprime lending market began a slow process of recovery after a series of drastic measures were implemented by governments and central banks around the world, including massive loans to financial institutions deemed "too big to fail".

Even if the country succeeds in implementing the market reforms, VAT increases and pension cuts demanded in Monday's agreement, the debt will still be too big to service.

The dividend-boosting banks that were too big to fail before the crisis are even bigger now, while reforms to rein them in are under political attack even before they have been implemented.

Too big to fail.

"Too big to fail is too big to continue.

Anything "too big to fail" is simply too big.

"Too big to fail means too big to manage and too big to regulate".

That would be too big to bear".