Sentence examples for difficult to rid from inspiring English sources

"Once Fred W. Rose had created the 'Octopus' map of Europe, it proved difficult to rid propaganda maps of them". Barber 2010, 164.

Even the most aware and vigilant among us will find it very difficult to rid ourselves of such biases, and changing the culture will take a very long time and significant active effort.

And while it's difficult to rid a home of the semi-volatile organic compounds that leak out of, say, a couch over a long period of time, volatile compounds from fire and water vapor can be removed with an effective kitchen fan.

Worse yet, it's rather difficult to rid your phone and iTunes account of the album.

It was difficult to rid myself of "survivor's guilt".

As it is extremely difficult to rid the body of this infection, the condition is a chronic one.

In Gordon House, Professor Pinheiro acknowledged that it was a complex and difficult challenge to rid these and other communities in Jamaica of violence, but insisted that there was no reason to shrink from the responsibility.

They feel the longer that happens, it makes it more difficult to get rid of us".

It is extremely difficult to get rid of a union once it is voted in".

It's a smell that's difficult to get rid off even after the toughest of scrubs.

Should the relationship deteriorate, it is more difficult to get rid of a co-tenant whose name is on the lease than someone who has signed only a roommate agreement.