Sentence examples for too hard to implement from inspiring English sources

Mr Hoecker saw those caps as too hard to implement, but he too sought a regional solution on the grounds that the Californian crisis is really "an enormous struggle between sellers of power, mostly in the interior states, and the buyers of power, mostly on the coast".

I would have preferred an electronically activated shutter for time-lapse, app-triggered exposures, and so on — but maybe that proved too hard to implement.

Mathematically, a way to do that (and one that is not too hard to implement in computers) is a tree structure, which by definition starts from a common root.

Since backwards compatibility was too hard to implement, Sony thought they could offer select PS3 games that players might have a hankering to replay, while making themselves and the publishers a few bucks in the process.

It seems like support for plain text files wouldn't have been too hard to implement, but as it is you'll have to use a converter tool if you want to load any of those suckers on there.

Nakamura expressed concerns that the bill would be too hard to implement and be a magnet for lawsuits.

They also perceived it as too ambitious and hard to implement, and thought that Switzerland was already doing enough for environmental protection.

"The organization has worked very hard to implement those changes".

Without the microprocessor, however, it was hard to implement.

However, rich processes are hard to implement.

Tax rises and spending cuts are hard to implement.