Sentence examples for very hard to implement from inspiring English sources

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

AltSchool's technological schemes, however, may be very hard to implement in less affluent public school districts.

Second-quarter cuts "would be very hard to implement," Mr. Kukes said.

For one, encryption, which relies on complex math, is very hard to implement correctly.

The role of Ofcom would probably be uncontroversial in theory, but very hard to implement in practice.

"We have been working very hard to implement reforms that will improve the environment for conducting the business of baseball in the Dominican Republic," Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, said in a statement.

Often, if the transitionless quantum driving technique is directly applied to complex quantum systems, the additional counter-adiabatic terms become very complicated, hard to implement or even unphysical.

Models which accurately reproduce hysteresis are often very complex and hard to implement.

However, it has been hard to implement because of its very high pressure head required to pump the coolant fluid though the channels.

These methods are hard to implement in radio frequency IPSs because very accurate timers are needed to reach an acceptable accuracy.

In France, Mr. Vivet said, there is another such law, on "moral harassment," which is "very difficult to implement and hard to establish, because we need elements of proof".