Sentence examples for hard to extract from inspiring English sources

Canadian oil is hard to extract.

The snag is that these resources are hard to extract.

(That could be because it's so hard to extract information from private prisons).

Otherwise, you have to squeeze it quite hard to extract anything of much interest.

But it has found that the oil is scattered in pockets and hard to extract.

But they are very hard to extract, and processing them can cause environmental damage.

In any case, the gas around Delano -- trapped in tightly packed sand that resembles concrete -- may be hard to extract.

A full sense of what conservatives object to in the Obama program can be hard to extract from daily conservative discourse.

For many years ad agencies have been to CES and in our enthusiasm to find relevance we've collectively tried very hard to extract implications.

"It's very easy to get into military action," said Jack Straw, a former Labour foreign secretary, "very hard to extract oneself from it".

And once the appetite is cut, there is less pressure to push the limits of oil extraction, both toward dirty, hard-to-extract deposits like Alberta's, the deep-sea bed, the Arctic and elsewhere.