Sentence examples for difficult to liberate from inspiring English sources
In another hand, we remark that the PCBM compound has a high value of chemical hardness in comparison with other six compounds, this indicates that the PCBM is very difficult to liberate the electrons, while the other compounds are good candidates to give electrons to the PCBM (see Table 2).
Thus, starch granules inside this complex polymer matrix are difficult to liberate.
Six dollars an hour was well, it wasn't great but even with the bags of free bread thrown in and your very own name badge, it was difficult to feel liberated with him breathing down your neck.
We have managed to liberate money from a difficult economic situation.
Militarily weakened, and without Syrian or much domestic political backing to continue in its mission to liberate Jerusalem, Hezbollah would find it extremely difficult to threaten Israel's northern border.
Commander Rojda Felat (center) said of the battle to liberate Raqqa, "We thought it would be much more difficult".
What was there to liberate?
They recruited Brad to liberate turkeys.
Who is going to liberate us?
