Sentence examples for difficult to destroy from inspiring English sources

Chemical weapons are extremely difficult to destroy, he says.

It's a lot more difficult to destroy incriminating evidence once the work is in print.

Indeed, prions are difficult to destroy and can adhere to medical instruments.

(2007) Prose creates a strong illusion of presence — so strong that it is difficult to destroy it.

They aren't difficult to destroy, since most of their energy has to be used to keep from falling forward.

She concluded that a good narrative was difficult to destroy, especially when the readers had computer game experience.

Prions are hard to destroy.

To build is more difficult than to destroy.

It is difficult to completely destroy tumors larger than 5 cm by RFA despite multiple overlapping ablations; however, first-line TACE treatment might reduce the volume of viable tumor thus making complete ablation of the lesions possible.

More Selenites appear and it becomes increasingly difficult for the astronomers to destroy them as they are surrounded.

Reputation, like life itself, is a complex affair, difficult to sustain but simple to destroy.