Sentence examples for it difficult to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Bias's sometimes slippery nature also makes it difficult to eradicate in the workplace.

Once the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) genome is inserted into the host genome, the virus cannot be removed, which results in latency periods and makes it difficult to eradicate.

"Currently there is a greater complexity of the urban environment that makes it difficult to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito again," said Rafael Freitas, entomologist at the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Brazil's leading research institute based in Rio de Janeiro.

This bacterium exhibits resistance to conventional antibiotics through a variety of virulence factors and there are no effective vaccines, making it difficult to eradicate once it colonizes the respiratory tract [8], [9].

The ability of Sd1 to gain and retain genes and the possible existence of a carrier state may make it difficult to eradicate.

Bacillus has a high prevalence in nature and ability to form heat-resistant endospores; hence it is difficult to eradicate it from, for example, fermented food, and the constant presence of beneficial microorganisms is critical to maintaining the expected food quality.

Like many invasive species, it is difficult to eradicate because it can survive even when cut back.

Sports Minister Tracey Crouch coaches a girls' football team and believes more needs to be done to "stamp out" sexism, while cautioning that it is difficult to eradicate such behaviour without it being reported.

Once it colonizes the lungs of cystic fibrosis patients, the wounds of burn patients or others who are vulnerable, its natural defenses make it very difficult to eradicate.

CLA can become endemic in a herd or flock and once established it is difficult to eradicate due to its poor response to therapeutics, ability to persist in the environment and difficulties in detecting subclinical infected animals [ 1– 3].

"The concentration of population growth in the poorest countries presents its own set of challenges, making it more difficult to eradicate poverty and inequality, to combat hunger and malnutrition, and to expand educational enrolment and health systems, all of which are crucial to the success of the new sustainable development agenda," he said.