Sentence examples for difficult to brush from inspiring English sources

Arthritis, tremors, and small strokes, for example, make it difficult to brush and floss, and, because nerves become less sensitive with age, people may not realize that they have cavity and gum problems until it's too late.

While convincing people that climate change is not a pressing issue for them is a feasible task, Leiserowitz says ("most people think it is far away in space and will affect polar bears"), water is much more difficult to brush to one side.

It appeared to be getting more difficult to brush aside evidence that such tactics often lead to human rights abuses.

Indeed, regarding people unable to cooperate (n = 10), it is difficult to brush their teeth regularly.

Examples of questions were: 'Could you describe your experiences with brushing your child's teeth?', and 'What were things that made it either easy or difficult to brush your child's teeth?'.

It is difficult to brush a Husky's undercoat when its wet.

Most toothbrushes are stick-straight, making it difficult, he thought, to brush at the 45-degree angle most dentists recommend.

This finding has oral health-related implications especially if the child has a poor diet or behavioral comorbidities that make it difficult for caregivers to brush the child's teeth regularly with fluoridated toothpaste.

They have greatly overshadowed fictional accounts of Mary Queen of Scots, partly because Elizabeth was the more important of the two queens, partly because what is actually known about Mary's personal life - the relationship with her second husband, Darnley (and possible complicity in his murder), and her awful third husband, Bothwell - is difficult to air-brush away.

"It is going to be difficult for the military to brush it aside".

For the next few years, beards came and went, but my hair kept growing, quickly becoming difficult to mange – I had to brush my locks regularly and find the right kind of shampoo, which I didn't even know existed.