Sentence examples for difficult to dispose from inspiring English sources

DESPITE their name, disposable nappies are notoriously difficult to dispose of.

Nuclear waste is difficult to dispose of.

But it also explains why they are so difficult to dispose of.

"The Almighty," Eagleton concludes, "has proved remarkably difficult to dispose of".

It creates immense amounts of toxic materials that are difficult to dispose of.

Syringes are difficult to dispose of, and their very design makes them amenable to reuse.

They're replacing the bulk of the case with bamboo instead of using PVC or other difficult-to-dispose-of materials.

But from Kenya to India to Detroit to Sweden, clever and eco-minded niche entrepreneurs are turning one of industrialized society's most ubiquitous and difficult-to-dispose-of waste products (an estimated 1.5 billion tires are discarded each year worldwide) into weirdly appealing – and super-tough – items with a little bit of, um, soul.

Arguing that nuclear-related terrorist attacks and nuclear accidents are probable and that radioactive waste is difficult to adequately dispose of, antinuclear activists push for alternative energy technologies to meet the needs of the human race prior to the depletion of fossil fuels.

Each of these munitions produces scraps and residue that are highly toxic, volatile and difficult to safely dispose of.

I quickly came to learn that it is very difficult to properly dispose of expired marine flares because no one wants them.