Sentence examples for difficult to completely neutralise from inspiring English sources

"Without controlling Kismayo, it's very difficult to completely neutralise al-Shabab," Mr Odinga told journalists in Nairobi.

But under Ranieri, the Italians lacked the assurance and assertiveness to completely neutralise the French team's threat or decisively pick them apart.

The defeat at Ostend did not entirely dampen the exuberant British media and public reaction to Zeebrugge, but in the Admiralty and particularly in the Allied Naval and Marine Forces the failure to completely neutralise Bruges rankled.

That's why it's difficult to completely eradicate them.

These days, with the Internet, it's even more difficult to completely erase someone's identity.

However, it is very difficult to completely analyze system requirements.

It is difficult to completely convert the initial phase into the final hierarchical zeolite.

However, owing to task complexity, it is difficult to completely eliminate the mistakes.

Thus, it is difficult to completely understand the mechanism of the eruptions in Unzen volcano.

Medication confounds are difficult to completely eliminate or adequately control for statistically.

Extended periods of immobilization of joints lead to contractures difficult to completely reverse by rehabilitation treatments.