Sentence examples for was harder to implement from inspiring English sources

Operators spent euro100 billion (about $100 billion) buying licences to run 3G networks, only to find that the technology that most had agreed to use was harder to implement than expected.

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

Plus, it was hard to implement change at the companies he was assigned to.

"We prepared thoroughly for the match, but it was hard to implement the plan.

This trial could be well planned but was hard to implement.

However, this was hard to implement due to union resistance [ 34].

Providers at this hospital explained that a restrictive policy was hard to implement as the 'Medical Accidents Punishing Regulations', introduced in 2002, categorise third degree perineal trauma as a medical accident.

But it is harder to implement Moneyball in football, Beane concedes, for several reasons.

UMTS, like GSM before it, turned out to be harder to implement than expected.

That may be manageable for big businesses but is harder to implement for small companies.

And, in the present merger frenzy, they may also be harder to implement.