Sentence examples for difficult to blast from inspiring English sources

The work was dangerous because the rock at the Horsforth end was difficult to blast, and there was frequent flooding and subsidence.

The royal commission has opened and sanctioned a hunting season on Bill Shorten, notwithstanding his structural security as federal Labor leader, courtesy of that Rudd caucus rule that makes it extremely difficult for colleagues to blast him out of his job.

That makes it more difficult for a potential spammer to blast messages out to many numbers at once and still actually reach a real live phone.

This means that BLAST can run separately for the former three tools, whereas the latter three tools are difficult to separate BLAST.

But once they turned to inexpensive Chinese-American laborers, who were willing to work for two-thirds of the price of European crews, they were able to blast through technically difficult passes like Bloomer Cut near Sacramento.

"It would be very difficult for even someone as persuasive as Icahn to blast through this wall of granite," he said.

Players arriving from the attacking team can try to blast them away, but it's difficult.

However, rice improvement for durable resistance to blast based on R genes is difficult as most of the resistance genes break down in a few years because of the race specificity and the rapid change in pathogenicity of the blast fungus.

Evaluating structural response to blast loads of this magnitude is exceptionally difficult using only computational fluid dynamics; typically not achievable without incurring unmanageable solution domains.

It's much easier for us to blast an individual for accepting the advantages that come with whiteness and much more difficult to pinpoint where the incentives come from and combat them.

Ten animals were exposed to blast.