Sentence examples for can be hard to avoid from inspiring English sources

It can be hard to avoid checking bags as well.

When the wind is blowing in a certain direction, it can be hard to avoid the bad smell.

If this sort of error can be hard to avoid, however, there is a different type that is much less forgivable.

It can be hard to avoid long days as a new graduate, but you will learn quickly, gain loads of experience and position yourself for fast progression.

For the average eater winding through a day's worth of New York City food, trans fats can be hard to avoid.

At times, Mr. Capuçon lapsed into unabashed lugubriousness — that can be hard to avoid in the slow movement — but in the finale he regained the focus and zest that had enlivened his performance of the opening Allegro.

Eventually, it will be hard to avoid.

For parents, pride in one's children, as natural an instinct as a parent can have, is hard to avoid when working together so closely.

Systematic noises introduced during sample processing and fluorescence scanning can be improved but are hard to avoid completely, making the cutoff of present/absent call difficult to determine and vary from experiment to experiment.

OLE is an ugly and ill-conceived protocol that deserves to die a slow and agonizing death". But if you want your program to appear as a more or less seamless part of Microsoft Office 97 applications, as Liveart98 can when it works, OLE is hard to avoid.

It can be hard to manage expectations and avoid leaving others feeling neglected or feeling neglected ourselves.