Sentence examples for extremely difficult to remove from inspiring English sources

The pollution is extremely difficult to remove from the environment or trace back to its source.

They can be extremely difficult to remove, even with a professional corkscrew, and they are virtually impossible to reinsert in a partially finished bottle.

But, as Lionsgate is learning, it is extremely difficult to remove a negative perception from a film once it sets in.

It is extremely difficult to remove a sitting mayor, even one who has confessed to drug and frequent alcohol abuse, unless he is convicted of a crime.

Altogether, he reckons the district has about 20 such people drunks, chronic absentees and so on to deal with, but once a teacher has tenure, he or she becomes extremely difficult to remove.

Misinformation has been widely accepted in the society, it becomes extremely difficult to remove.

A Quinnipiac University poll, released Thursday, found that 60 percent of city voters want the city to continue slapping the large and extremely-difficult-to-remove stickers on the windows of cars that violate alternate-side parking rules and force the street sweeper to make a little detour.

A subsequent extraction carried out after steam pretreatment will likely solubilise a significant fraction of this depolymerised lignin, making it extremely difficult to selectively remove just the extractive components [ 45, 46].

[1] It is also extremely difficult to completely remove from masonry and can cause problems years later.

It is very difficult to remove, and extremely painful if it's used without something under it.

Unfinished leather is extremely absorbent and the stain will be very difficult to remove even professionally.