Sentence examples for difficult to exterminate from inspiring English sources

An armed population is simply more difficult to exterminate than one that is defenceless.

"Child marriage generates norms that have become increasingly difficult to exterminate – norms that undermine the value of our women," said Chairperson of the African Union Commission Nkosozana Dlamini Zuma.

These programs are difficult to exterminate and often hijack your browsing experience.

Nematodes are parasitic worms which feed on tobacco and are extremely difficult to exterminate once infestation occurs.

Exotic species are a major threat to biodiversity and human welfare, and infestations by invasive species have generally proven difficult and expensive to exterminate [ 1- 3].

"They want to exterminate us".

"And it is impossible to exterminate them.

All this makes them easy to exterminate.

"They helped Saddam kill us, to exterminate us and exterminate Iraq," he said.

But trying to exterminate bacteria has had nasty consequences.

The lakeside-dwelling Turkana show no desire to exterminate them.