Sentence examples for very difficult to administer from inspiring English sources

Performance bonuses would only make this problem worse and, as Harold O. Levy, the interim schools chancellor, suggests, would be very difficult to administer.

Dr. Kimmett testified that it was "very difficult" to administer plasma on the train, and that two men died between Jasper and Edson.

"Here in Arizona, some of our home-delivered meal programs in remote rural areas are very difficult to administer because it can take hours to get to some homes," says Mayor Michael LeVault of Youngtown, Arizona, chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council.

Although these tools are well validated and highly used as gold standards in the research setting to validate other scales [ 38], they would be very difficult to administer in a busy clinic environment due to logistics of time and scoring.

Several years ago, Duflo wrote an article in Libération, the French newspaper, in which she advised Western donors to focus more on immunization against measles than on antiretroviral drugs to treat AIDS, which were then very expensive and difficult to administer.

Dr. Ethel Siris, a professor of clinical medicine and director of the Osteoporosis Center at Columbia University Medical Center, said that Forteo was a very effective drug but difficult to administer, and that this kind of technology could prove useful.

Biomedical cohort studies are very costly and logistically difficult to administer [ 12, 14].

Cure might not have been achieved since, in case mebendazole was administered, cure rates for hookworm are very low [ 66] or, in case no liquid formulation was available, crushed tablets were difficult to administer to very young children and might not have resulted in complete clearance of infection.

Due to lack of funding, it was difficult to administer questionnaires to a very large sample.

City finance officials said it would be difficult to administer.

More important, it was incredibly difficult to administer.