Sentence examples for it very difficult to remove from inspiring English sources

Worse, uranium's chemistry makes it very difficult to remove from water, causing it to be a very persistent and dangerous pollutant.

"The laws of physics and chemistry make it very difficult to remove one liquid, in this case oil, from another, meaning water," he says.

This prevents food from drying onto the knives, making it very difficult to remove.

Putting it in immediately will cause it to sink into the batter and make it very difficult to remove.

If you do not remove tape after painting you can get it very difficult to remove it after.

And once the odor of an accident sets into your carpet or your hardwood flooring, you will find it very difficult to remove that odor.

The traces of carbon and oxygen were attributed to non-crystalline OM residues as no other phase than pure Cu was revealed by XRD, and it is well-known that it is very difficult to remove all the OM without a post-treatment [10, 25, 27].

It is very difficult to remove, and extremely painful if it's used without something under it.

Be sure that you position it correctly before making contact with the surface, as it is very difficult to remove once pressed in place.

Although such nanowire has apparent advantages, it was not considered to be suitable for the four-wire and Hall measurements because it is very difficult to remove the quartz component locally.

But once minimum standards are in place it is very difficult to remove them.