Sentence examples for difficult to dismantle from inspiring English sources

But it is difficult to dismantle the subsidies.

These subsidies are fiendishly difficult to dismantle because of the political risks involved.

A dual-currency system is proving difficult to dismantle because of a lack of hard currency.

They are all extremely popular, and extremely difficult to dismantle politically.

"It is so well made that it would be difficult to dismantle it," he said.

While a mattress can be difficult to dismantle, many recyclers will argue that it is the best option of all.

It's hard to dismantle a shared life.

It will be difficult for Mr Harper to dismantle it without weakening his support in Quebec, where he needs to win seats to move from a minority to a majority government in the next federal election.

"Unless that is done, it is going to be very difficult for us to dismantle the terrorist networks and the militant networks, and today they're a threat not only to other countries but to the unity and survival of Pakistan".

Because such products are made of a variety of materials and can contain multiple types of plastic, metals (some of them toxic), and glass, they are especially difficult and expensive to dismantle and recycle.Europe and Japan have initiated "take back" laws that require electronics manufacturers to recycle their products.

Therefore, the larger the top, the more difficult it becomes to dismantle it from within.