Sentence examples for difficulty in removing from inspiring English sources

One is the withdrawal of Norplant, a contraceptive implant, after lawsuits over difficulty in removing it.

Although the forming trials were successful above 200 °C, there was difficulty in removing the specimens from the die cavity.

The treacherous road conditions and the difficulty in removing vast amounts of snow also lead to numerous school closings.

As recent buildings become more air tight, the natural ventilation rate is significantly reduced and it leads to difficulty in removing accumulated moisture in buildings.

Elevated levels of dissolved CO2 can depress pH and cause difficulty in removing dissolved Fe and associated metals during treatment of ferruginous water.

BUSINESS DAY The Common Sense column on Saturday, about the difficulty in removing poorly performing corporate directors, misidentified the group that follows up with letter-writing campaigns at companies where shareholders have voted disapproval of directors.

The high organic affinity and the low theoretical removability of most trace elements cause difficulties in removing them during coal preparation.

Mr. Blix said there would be "great practical difficulties" in removing Iraqi weapons experts and their families from their country to interview them, as the draft resolution provides.

"We are facing some difficulties in removing the debris," he said, "because there are some concrete blocks that need to be broken up".

Cr N benefits from good oxidation and corrosion resistance, which has, until recently, caused difficulties in removing the coating without damage to substrates.

But the community's difficulties in removing barriers to polling places should give pause to those who argue that state and local governments ought to be encouraged, rather than required, to make changes.