Sentence examples for difficult to disassemble from inspiring English sources
However, certain parts of the vehicle are difficult to disassemble and use in practice.
As it happens, she said, design appears to be moving in the wrong direction – thinner phones are harder to open and repair, and tend to be held together with glue, not screws, making them more difficult to disassemble.
The move is an attempt to address criticism that Apple's products, while sleek and seamless in design, are so tightly constructed that their components can be difficult to disassemble, refurbish and reuse.
And the media encampment began to disassemble.
Everyone knows how difficult it is to disassemble a pump to clean it between processes.
It is very difficult and painstaking to disassemble the disposal tank.
Smaller gadgets with lithium-ion batteries like vape pens and headphones are more difficult to detect in a pile of waste, and can be even harder to disassemble.
Low demand for scrap and the high cost of employing workers to disassemble the aluminum frames and other components will make it difficult to create a profitable business unless recycling companies can charge several times more than the target set by [Japan's environment ministry].
A1 Southern Slave Jail Unearthed With slave-era artifacts difficult to find and authenticate, the Underground Railroad museum of Ohio is spending about $1 million to disassemble and reconstruct a slave jail that has been hidden away in a Kentucky tobacco barn.
