Sentence examples for be harder to dissolve from inspiring English sources
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These large clusters were harder to dissolve during cycle deformation, thus reduced the cyclic softening effect and enhanced the FCP resistance.
Third, the properties of HOBB and DBF differ: DBF possesses a weaker polarity, is harder to dissolve in water, and is easier to dissolve in the organic phase than HOBB.
Some dyes (like reds) are harder to dissolve than other.
In 2010, Purdue introduced a reformulated capsule that is harder to crush or dissolve.
It was less usable for snorting; if dissolved, it would form a gel that would be hard to inject.
These communications can be hard to document and extremely frightening, as when a boy sends a picture of a bloody knife over Snapchat to his ex-girlfriend and the image is set to dissolve in seconds.
We always could have, and should have; it is harder to be scared or cringing when you are dissolving in laughter.
It's harder to feel empathy for such people if we regard them as infidels and expect Jesus to dissolve their tongues and eyes any day now.
