Sentence examples for tricky to get rid of from inspiring English sources
If they are over the eyelashes or eyebrows, it is too tricky to get rid of them, so just leave them there- no one will notice.
Viruses can be tricky to get rid of, but you're computer will be much more secure and stable once you do.
Black seemingly creates a support point on f3, but Gelfand's move is a tricky attempt to get rid of all his pieces.
This step is perhaps the most tricky; while you will need to get rid of tasks you know won't ever be completed, this is a list of self-development and erasing tasks for the reason you don't have the courage, the willpower, or the time will leave you with a poor list with few obstacles or accomplishments.
This adaptability also allows the algorithm to get rid of the tricky threshold specification (e.g., the similarity threshold used in [44] and the binarization threshold in [59]).
Correcting for such large "systematic errors" is tricky business, he says: "I don't know the details, but it seems to me very difficult to get rid of more than 90% of the systematic error".
Tricky smells, such as from burnt foods, are easily absorbed into the microwave and take more than a good scouring to get rid of.
They wanted to get rid of things".
I want to get rid of everything.
