Sentence examples for hard to dispose from inspiring English sources
Clumped proteins may lead to cell death because these globs are hard to dispose of.
These concerns, along with a lack of onshore oil and gas production, mean that it is hard to dispose of gas on land in Western Europe.
While most of that is not in a form that can power a reactor, it is not particularly hard to dispose of.
When a protein misfolds, it becomes useless and hard to dispose of, he said, comparing it to a piece of paper.
Large stones, over three-quarters of a carat, are not advisable as they are too hard to dispose of in a hurry.
(In the future it's hard to dispose of bodies, so these unfortunate souls are sent into the past to be executed).
With trading more divided among venues (see chart), it became harder to dispose of big blocks of shares without moving prices.
Another alternative for nuclear waste disposal is to build a new class of reactors powerful enough to break up the elements that are hardest to dispose of: materials that are created in reactors and remain significantly radioactive for tens of thousands of years.
Accumulating plastic flowers can cause problems for temples, as they create waste that is harder to dispose of.
"I guess you're with us for good," Benjamin says reluctantly, as he realizes how hard it is to dispose of a murder victim who wasn't supposed to be dug up.
