Sentence examples for difficulty of cleaning from inspiring English sources

At one point, a worker using a blower at Broadway and 46th Street, pointed out the difficulty of cleaning confetti while trying to direct it into piles.

Despite being a profit center for the movie business, popcorn is frowned on by theater people because of its loud, crunching sound, as well as the difficulty of cleaning the kernels off the floor.

Another cable notes the difficulty of cleaning up the corruption.

The immense size of cargo holds and the tendency of cargoes to be physically irritating add to the difficulty of cleaning the holds.

That campaign - not the intrinsic or political difficulty of cleaning up greenhouse emissions from the transportation and manufacturing sectors - is almost certainly why the Administration only opened one theater of its campaign to protect the climate this week.

Allegations aside, the EIS did make note of "elevated levels of carcinogen and mercury" that would be emitted into the air and acknowledged the "difficulty" of cleaning up potential spills.

In fact, the continuing shedding of microorganisms between consecutive cleansing interventions, and the difficulties of cleaning particular medical devices, frequently result in residual environmental contamination.

Author Rebecca Kessler is all too familiar with the difficulties and uncertainties of cleaning up dirty urban soil, having embarked on a multiyear project to convert a paved parking lot at her Providence, Rhode Island, home into a beautiful and fruitful garden.

"There are many technical challenges there is too much ice, darkness and stormy weather".Another technical risk is also a political one: the difficulty or depending whom you talk to impossibility of cleaning up oil spills in ice.

The most frequently mentioned effects were difficulty in maintaining emotional balance, difficulty eating and difficulty cleaning teeth [ 36].

And he is unafraid of cleaning agents.