Sentence examples for challenging to reverse from inspiring English sources

Once the disease has reached this stage, it would be challenging to reverse the process.

Many have concluded that growth failure during the first two years of life is challenging to reverse and have thus focused available resources on the first 1000 days (conception to 2 years) of life [ 23, 24].

The effect could last longer than the current parliament, she warned: "A future government could find it very challenging to reverse the impact on the onshore wind industry of such a subsidy stop".

As to the One China policy regarding Taiwan, Mr. Trump will find it very challenging to reverse the 40 years policy that defines US-Sino relations.

If cells in the AD or other neurodegenerative disease brain are physiologically senescent, it may be very challenging to reverse the senescent phenotype.

In contrast to methylation on nitrogen, methylation on the carbon atom is much more challenging to reverse because of the inert nature of the C C bond under physiological conditions.

The Localism Bill is debated in the House of Lords this week, while ministers are to be challenged to reverse a decision to scrap the Commission for Rural Communities.

It treats systems analysis as a process in which the analyst is challenged to reverse-engineer someone else's, possibly dysfunctional, synthesis.

Reflecting diminishing fears over mad cow disease, Japan eased its decade-old restriction on imports of American beef on Monday, but industry experts said beef producers faced many more challenges to reverse a prolonged slump that has pared the nation's herd to its lowest level in 60 years and sent prices soaring.

With humanity rapidly depleting earth's natural resources, the challenge to reverse the trend is daunting.

"If you feel like you have to prove yourself, don't take it as personal burden but take it as challenge to reverse opinion that's been perpetuated by erroneous information.