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

That might make it harder to remove if necessary, but could also make the ProDisc less prone to wear and to displacements requiring remedial surgery.

Mr Tirole groups these into four categories: insufficient effort; extravagant investments; entrenchment strategies (actions, such as anti-takeover "poison pills", that are costly to shareholders and make it harder to remove managers); and self-dealing (from legally consuming perks to promoting friends or even outright theft).

Being anarchists, they didn't ask anyone's permission, just set the statue up (and epoxied it to the ground, to make it harder to remove).

Further slippage will only continue to wear down the screw head and make it harder to remove.

Most makeup, like lip-stick or mascara, is oil-based which means that water will help the stain set, and make it harder to remove it.

And traditional porcelain ginger graters make it hard to remove the ginger and are difficult to clean.

Its design also makes it harder to remove food from the container than from a food processor or even from my old Oster blender with its screw-on blade housing.

Earlier this month, the state legislature of Pennsylvania hurriedly passed a bill making it harder to remove directors of any firm incorporated in the state.

In a final experiment, Nedergaard's team injected mice with a cancer drug that made it harder to remove adenosine from their tissues.

But a new president has four years ahead of him, and constitutional changes have strengthened the executive, relative to Congress, making it harder to remove ministers and doing away with mid-term congressional elections.

I was able to stop it by screwing the jar in more tightly but then that made it harder to remove the jar for racking.