Sentence examples for difficult to dissolve from inspiring English sources

In the name of political stability, the country's constitution makes it difficult to dissolve parliament.

Silicon is used to make transistors, but being difficult to dissolve does not make a good ink.

Because PAN is difficult to dissolve and is highly resistant to dyeing, very little fibre is produced containing PAN alone.

Owing to the positive Gibbs energy change that accompanies the first step, there is a barrier that makes it more difficult to dissolve solids and gases as compared with liquids.

However, the chitin is very difficult to dissolve in common solvents due to its rigid crystalline structure.

While ZnO can be simply dissolved into either an acidic or alkaline solution, it is difficult to dissolve ZnFe2O4.

Various physiological functions, such as ion transport through cell membranes, and physical functions, such as solubilizing difficult-to-dissolve molecules, are facilitated by the tubes that are formed by molecular assemblies.

With the TPP method, those residues in contact with t-butanol are precipitated and form the first fraction of a floating intermediate phase, characterized by white cluster that is difficult to re-dissolve even in extraction buffer (TE).

Trying to dissolve a fire district "is an extremely difficult process," Mr. Sabatino said.

Stir to dissolve tamarind.

To dissolve: The Irish government.