Sentence examples for difficult to wipe from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to wipe out with antibiotics because brucellae live inside cells.

The Scuds have proven difficult to wipe out, despite the allied forces' overwhelming air supremacy.

Although it's difficult to wipe out nepotism at work, companies are beginning to see the benefit of more meritocratic recruitment.

The brutal scene of tanks facing down student demonstrators at Tiananmen Square is difficult to wipe away with the mere announcement of an Olympics.

Just as Samir's dry cleaning business tries in vain to scrub away stubborn old stains, so too do the stains of the past prove difficult to wipe clean - even when it comes to the next generation.

These newfound pods resemble biofilms, masses of interacting bacteria that are difficult to wipe out.

But while it's possible to treat those who OD on fentanyl, it's a difficult drug to wipe out.

It was extraordinarily difficult to masturbate, wipe my ass and bathe during this time, but I'm diligent, so I figured out how to do all three in my own sad, time-consuming way.

1. Bankruptcy: Vote on a bill that would overhaul the nation's bankruptcy system and make it more difficult for people to wipe out their debts.

There is no statute of limitations on collecting federally guaranteed student loans, unlike credit cards and mortgages, and Congress has made it difficult for borrowers to wipe out the debt through bankruptcy.

Democrats have blocked a Republican effort to rush through the Senate a bill that would overhaul the nation's bankruptcy system and make it far more difficult for people to wipe out their debts.