Sentence examples for hard to removal from inspiring English sources

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Combine this existing dynamic with Costeja's new and notoriously hard-to-understand removal guidance, and you have a recipe for easy removal of legal content.

http://t.co/qjIrR6F4 (via @Ben_Jones88) — Onward State (@OnwardState) 22 Jul 12 Paterno statue will be hard to see during removal.

"Given the damage he did to the paper, it's hard to regret his removal," said Tim Rutten, who worked at the paper for nearly 40 years before he was laid off this summer.

But for neglect, which is widespread for children under protection, it's very hard to get evidence for removal.

Given the report's claim that Polish Jewry "continually fortified and enlarged" Western Jewry, the Times correspondent added, it was hard to see how their "removal" would change things "without their extermination".

In practical terms, it's hard to quibble with Moody's removal of the UK's triple-A status.

Since "Mein Kampf" was still on the library shelves, it was hard to imagine how anything else merited removal.

But it's hard to square up those suggestions with the removal of the very restriction that would actively enforce the desired behavior.

Mixed technique was administered in areas where total removal by excision was hard to achieve or biopsies for histopathological evaluation were required.

Bearing in mind that FGM does not always involve removal of the clitoris, it's hard to see this procedure as vastly different to FGM.