Sentence examples for not easy to remove from inspiring English sources

Most people don't know they have it, and it's not easy to remove.

A. Mac OS X is not easy to remove from a computer, but the task is not impossible.

She admonished me saying, "You just couldn't contain yourself and had to go and do something bad". I laughed, but I asked what was so bad about spray paint and she said that it's hard to tell what kind of paint it is and not easy to remove if it needs to be removed.

In contrast, foam with small bubbles causes more difficulties as it is very stable and not easy to remove.

In our interpretation part of the added aluminum is present as adatoms that can be removed by rinsing with water, while another part may have precipitated on the surface, and is not easy to remove.

It is not easy to remove a sitting elected official, nor should it be.

It isn't easy to remove all plastic from daily life, but when the material does crop up, make sure it is recycled: England currently lags behind many other European countries when it comes to recycling rates.

These aren't easy to remove but it can be done.

It is not so easy to remove the hulls from that small part of the grain that is not naked, so let's assume you choose the former solution.

IN the application of general principles to special cases it is sometimes found that the result is a seeming paradox, which is not always easy to remove.

It's all great stuff but not exactly easy to remove or replace.