Sentence examples for more to remove from inspiring English sources

The city spent $11 million more to remove soil contaminated with traces of arsenic, lead and 45 other toxic substances, according to Mr. O'Keefe.

Scores of businesses routinely scrape law enforcement sites for mugshots of recent arrestees, republish them, then charge $400 or more to remove them.

Facebook's new rules also have special sections for criminal activity, self-injury and bullying, all of which it says it will do more to remove.

Analysts and executives say Vietnam needs to do more to remove the state's unsteady hand, primarily by privatizing state-owned industries to stimulate more efficient improvements in infrastructure.

In a statement, they said Portugal still needed to do more to remove impediments to growth, like dismantling quasi cartels that raise prices for local services.

We are making headway, but the policy makers and profiteers -- near and far -- must do more to remove the underpinnings of the war itself.

Compared to Se (IV), Se (VI) is more bioavailable and much more difficult to remove from water.

Older decals will be more likely to split into little bits and generally are more difficult to remove.

The workers have proved more difficult to remove.

But it is obviously more difficult to remove.

Internet companies should cooperate more thoroughly to remove illicit content and to decrypt terrorist communications.