Sentence examples for it is difficult to wipe from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to wipe out with antibiotics because brucellae live inside cells.

It is nearly impossible to avoid accidentally getting paint in the wrong place, and it is difficult to wipe up an accidental smear when it's very close to a large area of wet paint without getting more paint on yourself or other inappropriate surfaces.

Although it's difficult to wipe out nepotism at work, companies are beginning to see the benefit of more meritocratic recruitment.

The brutal scene of tanks facing down student demonstrators at Tiananmen Square is difficult to wipe away with the mere announcement of an Olympics.

While it might be difficult to wipe laws off the books, a president can influence whether agencies enforce existing statutes.

These newfound pods resemble biofilms, masses of interacting bacteria that are difficult to wipe out.

Having been wiped out in the 1990s, it is difficult to ever recover: the Lib Dems became the official opposition to Labour.

It is difficult to watch.

"It is difficult to get her appointment.

"It is difficult to say," he said.

It is difficult to have hope.