Sentence examples for difficult to neutralise from inspiring English sources
It is notoriously difficult to neutralise long-held beliefs, but responsible media reporting would at least stem the spread of poisonous rumours.
One explanation is that it is difficult to fully neutralise the binding of an autocrine growth factor to its target receptor, whereas an inhibitor, such as a monoclonal antibody, that directly targets the receptor is far more efficient.
The more gateways there are, the more difficult it will be to neutralise all of them.
When Patrick Swayze was dying of cancer, or Christopher Reeve became paralysed, no one attempted to neutralise the difficult situation with humour (aside from South Park, of course).
The home secretary sought to neutralise the issue of immigration, insisting that it would still be difficult to control whether Britain remained a member of the EU or opted to leave.
Few expect Arsenal to neutralise them.
It's quite tricky to neutralise them".
The snipers opposite attempted to neutralise him.
In areas where it was politically advantageous to neutralise an issue, Shorten would neutralise.
Other Trump surrogates sought to neutralise the issue.
