Sentence examples for difficult to bite from inspiring English sources

Mochi warnings, wrote SoraNews24, are typically aimed at the elderly, for whom the rice cakes' stretchy texture can be difficult to bite through with weakened teeth.

Another subjective evaluation method of chewing ability is a food intake questionnaire which categorizes specific foods according to whether they are easy or difficult to bite or chew [ 9, 15- 17].

Apply thick strengthening coats so that your nails are hard and difficult to bite.

What comes next is more difficult: getting one to bite.

Inspired by the somewhat feral behaviour of Luis Suarez, Will Ferrell has threatened (we think jokingly but it's difficult to tell) to "bite every tournament player" if things get heated during the USA's World Cup match against Germany at 5pm today.

Other silk spinners, such as silk worms, produce more elastic silk, which dissipates forces over an entire structure such as a cocoon, making it difficult for predators to bite through.

And when my five days were up, I found it difficult to leave – biting insects aside.

Blake is a difficult character, who tends to bite the hand that feeds him, so it's better to have this independence.

In a fight, they proposed it would be difficult to reach down to bite in the feet of a rival, making it more likely that the bitemarks were made in a carcass.

It is more difficult for a snake to bite this area.

You can keep changing the interface, thus making it difficult for the parasitic product to bite into its host and suck its blood (data, in this case), or you change the licensing terms.