Sentence examples for difficult to dust from inspiring English sources
"Even this fraction is difficult to dust," Çigdem remarked.
"It's difficult to dust for fingerprints in a digital world".
The special counsel in charge of the Russia probe, Robert Mueller, would find it difficult to dust it off for this situation.
Some bronze urns can be very heavy, and may be difficult to dust around or move.
Anything that makes it hard to clean or difficult to dust provides a home for dust mites.
It then accumulates in the tunnel where, because it is difficult to disperse, it is a serious threat to workers' health; more than 90% of dust is respirable.
The data suggest that hand-wipe samples may be a useful exposure assessment tool when attempting to estimate exposure to PBDEs in locations where it is difficult to obtain dust samples (e.g., airplanes, schools).
It would be more difficult and even more frustrating to watch "Dust to Dust" if a Congressional subcommittee did not appear to be taking action, as of Friday.
We are dust and to dust we shall return.
"They stir dust around, and pathogens stick to dust".
