Sentence examples for not difficult to remove from inspiring English sources

This is not difficult to remove, but it does take two people.

While you will find a good layer of fat beneath the skin, it's not difficult to remove or cook most of the fat out of the bird before serving.

"I think it's not too difficult to remove racist anti-Semitic banners from stadiums, I think there's a larger issue here which is how to get, how to remove those ideas and try to remove those ideas from society as a whole.

This device is often above the water pump and is usually fairly easy to navigate around while working, but it is also not too difficult to remove if needed.

Stick to regular nail polish, or gel polish copycats that aren't so difficult to remove.

The screws shouldn't be difficult to remove, though the caulk can sometimes be a challenge to strip out.

Despite American officials' misgivings, it would not be so difficult to remove the warlord-governors.

At a recent meeting here with representatives from the commission that's drafting a new constitution, a nursing student asked, "How can we freely elect our representatives with warlords controlling the countryside?" Despite American officials' misgivings, it would not be so difficult to remove the warlord-governors.

Until now I had thought that it was almost certainly benign and that it shouldn't be too difficult to remove.

Dr. Suzanne Kilmer of Sacramento, an expert in tattoo removal, said dermatologists had hoped the picosecond machine would be more color-independent, meaning it wouldn't be more difficult to remove some colors than others.

It may be held in place with clips or machine screws, and shouldn't be too difficult to remove.