Sentence examples for make extraction from inspiring English sources

It is very important to clear out this sticky saliva before you start extracting another tonsil stone, because it will make extraction more difficult.

That was too low to make extraction profitable, so it let its licences lapse.

It also is pursuing efforts to make extraction of its vast coal reserves cleaner.

Accordingly, it is necessary to expend excessive resources on explorative activities to make extraction more economic.

The complex structures of these products make extraction from plants difficult, and chemical synthesis is limited because of the use of many toxic solvents.

In addition, alterations to connective tissue that occur as a consequence of age or pathology make extraction of cells from muscle even more challenging.

This extraction was repeated twice with 300 µl of 1% thioglucopyranoside (to make extractions 2 and 3).

The industry has made astonishing technological progress in extracting oil, and almost none in making extraction safe.

Oxfam has made extraction one of its priorities.

Despite new discoveries, physical factors are making extraction costs higher and increasingly having an impact on local environments.

Like many other African nations abundant in natural resources, Niger faces a serious challenge in making extraction work in the interests of its population.