Sentence examples for difficult to remove a from inspiring English sources

Is it difficult to remove a cracked bathroom-floor tile?

But it's very difficult to remove a member once they begin serving, according to Michigan GOP sources.

But, as Lionsgate is learning, it is extremely difficult to remove a negative perception from a film once it sets in.

It is extremely difficult to remove a sitting mayor, even one who has confessed to drug and frequent alcohol abuse, unless he is convicted of a crime.

It is difficult to remove a third of workforce without some impact, may see some dampening on ad sales, AOl is not a quarterly project.

While it is exceedingly difficult to remove a sitting federal court judge (it requires an order of Parliament), CJC executive director Norman Sabourin said judges under review sometimes resign on their own, recognizing the seriousness of what they've done.

Apart from the fact it's quite difficult to remove an eyeball without damaging it, retina scanners typically need blood flow through the retina to work.

Frontier orbital energies (HOMO) and anodic peak potential of TX-100 associated FC results confirm that after the TX-100 association it is difficult to remove an electron from the FC.

It can also be more difficult to remove an implant once it has ruptured.

If the ionization potential is high then molecule is more stable and it is difficult to remove an electron to form adsorption bond.

The traces of carbon and oxygen were attributed to non-crystalline OM residues as no other phase than pure Cu was revealed by XRD, and it is well-known that it is very difficult to remove all the OM without a post-treatment [10, 25, 27].