Sentence examples for were difficult to administer from inspiring English sources

Before then, drug treatments for depression were difficult to administer and sometimes dangerous.

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.

City finance officials said it would be difficult to administer.

The National Retail Federation criticized the proposal, saying it would be difficult to administer.

The other commercially available antiviral medicine in this class is Relenza, made by GlaxoSmithKline, but it is difficult to administer.

There are other problems too: it's difficult to administer in combination with other drugs and the infant formulation requires a cold chain.

It's difficult to administer in practice (there are lots of opportunities for avoidance, and which innovation policies count? Research grants? Procurement?).

"The mayor's proposal includes many elements I embrace as well as elements that would be difficult to administer," Mr. Levy said.

Warfarin is difficult to administer properly, requiring frequent monitoring of the active levels in the blood to avoid thinning it too much or too little.

But quinine can be difficult to administer – it relies on precise calculations of the patient's body weight and a slow delivery over four hours, with repetitions every eight.

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