Sentence examples for easy to expel from inspiring English sources

This makes the mucus easy to expel and to dry.

Drinking fluids can help keep mucus thinner and easier to expel when you cough.

It was easier to expel the embryo knowing the baby was dead already.

Labour MPs are calling for a change in party rules to make it easier to expel members who espouse antisemitic views.

After a Romanian migrant killed an Italian woman in Rome, Romano Prodi's government approved a decree to make it easier to expel EU citizens who are deemed a threat to public security.

The package also made it easier to expel EU citizens a measure aimed at the 50,000 or so Romanian Gypsies, who are widely and sometimes unfairly blamed for a large share of crime in Italy.

Asselborn called for EU rules to be changed to make it easier to expel Hungary as this was "the only way of preserving the cohesion and values of the European Union".

Fulfilling a campaign pledge to get tough with illegal immigrants, the conservative majority in Parliament approved legislation today that will require immigrants to show proof of employment, limit their stay to the duration of their work contracts and make it easier to expel them for breaking the law.

Fiber cleans out the colon by making our stool heftier and easier to expel.

Drinking more water and other liquids during the day (aim for eight 8-ounce glasses) can make your BMs softer and easier to expel.

This drug makes mucus secretions thinner and easier to expel.