Sentence examples for difficult to smell from inspiring English sources
It might even be difficult to smell which ones.
However, many toxics are difficult to smell at airborne concentrations that can harm health.
This way, the elephant will find it difficult to smell you and seek you out (elephants have a keen sense of smell).
To the west the iron ores have been moderately exploited for a very long time, but their high phosphorus content made them difficult to smelt and produced iron of poor quality until the development of the Bessemer steel making process and the "basic slag" smelting chemistry, which combine to make high quality steelmaking possible from these unprepossessing ores.
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Although garnierite is a silicate mineral (the most difficult type to smelt), an efficient method has been discovered to recover its nickel content, and it is therefore an excellent ore mineral.
"The battlefield consists mostly of smells, and it is very difficult to describe smells in words - very difficult indeed.
The impact of a declining bee population on farm productivity may be quite real, but more difficult to see and smell than a stream with an orange tint that's caught fire.
Detecting smell loss in young children can be difficult, since many children with olfactory deficits do not recognize their problem and may even pretend to smell.
Sometimes it's difficult to remove smells and stains from strong spices.
