Sentence examples for difficult to grind from inspiring English sources

Since Purdue made it more difficult to grind OxyContin pills, prescriptions have reportedly plummeted by forty per cent.

It is very difficult to grind polypropylene to fine powder in conventional grinding mills.

The hard diasporic bauxites are difficult to grind and difficult to digest during alumina production.

Besides their poisonous character, they were poor drying, lacked body, and were difficult to grind and handle.

Apart from PVC and polypropylene scraps, the above system will be useful for size reduction of many materials, which are difficult to grind at room temperature.

The passage on page 56 in this manuscript goes on to say 'And because it would be too difficult to grind it as it is, it must be made red hot in the fire, then once completely red throw it into cold water and it will crumble and become powdery and then be ground easily.

Mr. Barber loads his visually incoherent film with poor camera choices that make it difficult to ground yourself in a scene and that, with the grievous overediting, make it hard to appreciate the actual talent on screen.

WTP is considered to be an overall measure of burden [12, 13], although it is difficult to ground it.

Another challenge for the abuse-prevention rationale is that it is difficult to ground either in a consequentialist or in a deontological ethics.

Some people insist, of course, that we have a moral duty to vote, although it is extremely difficult to ground that duty in any more basic and compelling set of principles.

Another set of trials was conducted on a difficult-to-grind material Inconel 718.