Sentence examples for harder to remove if from inspiring English sources

That might make it harder to remove if necessary, but could also make the ProDisc less prone to wear and to displacements requiring remedial surgery.

It will be harder to remove if the wood is soggy.

Pokeweed seedlings are easy to pull when small, but they soon form a tenacious taproot, which will grow huge and is very hard to remove if left in place for years.

When problems occur it is harder to remove unsuitable personnel if there is a shortage of people to replace them, especially when their governments threaten to pull others back too.

If the soil is wet, it will be harder to remove and there is an increased risk of rot and mold growth.

Make serial numbers harder to remove.

So DfID is now working harder to remove these obstacles".

That makes it harder to remove the infection.

He'd be harder to remove than the Governor.

Leaving the tape too long makes it harder to remove.

Sometimes "home remedies" make stains much harder to remove.