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

Each state has varying degrees of protection for its monuments, and several others make it difficult to remove Confederate statues.

In an effort to deter theft — historically a bane of public cycle-hire ventures — Zagster is customizing its off-the-shelf bikes to make it difficult to remove parts using standard tools.

In early November, Zango agreed to pay a $3 million fine to settle the commission's charges that it had used unfair and deceptive practices to install its software on personal computers and to make it difficult to remove.

These properties make it difficult to remove using conventional water treatment methods.

These ions are easily precipitated and in particular react with soap to make it difficult to remove scum.

If the IUDs were going through the uterine serosa, or entirely outside the uterus, invading the organs in the pelvic abdominal cavity would make it difficult to remove devices.

Overheating the wax should be avoided as it causes the wax to deteriorate, affecting its quality and making it difficult to remove from the skin.

Control Level Diagnosis: High Priority - It's ability to grow and spread quickly combined with its tangled thicket structure which makes it difficult to remove, makes it a high priority invasive species.

The PPV is a very resistant virus that can survive without a host for several months, which makes it difficult to remove the virus from the pig herd and its environment [ 1].

McClellan's popularity with his soldiers made it difficult to remove him from command.

First, school principals have tenure after five years in the job, making it difficult to remove even the worst ones.