Sentence examples for be hard to extract from inspiring English sources
In any case, the gas around Delano -- trapped in tightly packed sand that resembles concrete -- may be hard to extract.
A full sense of what conservatives object to in the Obama program can be hard to extract from daily conservative discourse.
Mr Gabrielli believes that the two basins have yielded relatively little oil to date not because it is not there, but because it lies deeper underground, below the salt.Tupi's oil will be hard to extract.
Although his are among the most beautiful films ever made, it would be hard to extract from any of them what is conventionally regarded as a beautiful shot, with the faint hint of the postcard inevitably conveyed by such a phrase.
Though Iraqi oil has been extracted for more than 70 years, parts of the country are still remarkably unexplored.In some areas oil may exist but will be hard to extract: for instance in the western desert province of Anbar, in the oil-poor Sunni heartland.
This type of information is extremely useful to publishers, but it can be hard to extract from users — unless, of course, you're giving them some reward for opting-in to this kind of tracking.
The stuff Exxon is using to fill its pipeline will be harder to extract and of lower value to investors.
Oil and gas deposits on land are likely to be harder to extract as tundra thaws, limiting the frozen season when drilling convoys can traverse the otherwise spongy ground, the report says.
Green or yellow fruit tends to be too under-ripe to provide the full nutritional benefits and may be harder to extract juice from.
