Sentence examples for harder to retrieve from inspiring English sources

"It's much harder to retrieve recipes in a computer".

But from now on, with every year that passes, Labour unsaved will be harder to retrieve.

But that would also make it harder to retrieve for legitimate purposes.

It's like a hard-boiled egg -- every minute after that, the party is harder to retrieve".

They returned early yesterday to find the building so badly damaged that it collapsed, making it even harder to retrieve the body of the fourth observer, still under the rubble last night.

Since you've probably never seen 5,000 balloons at the same time, your perceptual (or visual) system finds it harder to retrieve a concrete example.

"Have you ever dropped a little knickknack somewhere that makes it hard to retrieve by hand?

"Even when many memories are hard to retrieve, music can sometimes still be recalled, if only for a short while.

Memories "lost" to Alzheimer's disease may just be hard to retrieve, suggests a new study by neuroscientists at Columbia University Medical Center.

Some names, numbers and details are hard to retrieve not because memory is faltering, but because it is functioning just as it should.

In fact, the Observer management had worked hard to retrieve his body from Baghdad but were not told when to expect it.