Sentence examples for is very difficult to reverse from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, it is very difficult to reverse narcissistic personality disorder.

That's a recipe for a descent into Japanese-style deflation, which is very difficult to reverse.

More important, once people begin to expect lower prices, it is very difficult to reverse a self-fulfilling downward spiral in the housing market.

Finally, MOH is underestimated and, in some way, encouraged by those physicians who instruct patients with a high frequency of attacks to take the symptomatic drug as early as possible, thereby reinforcing a drug-centred pain-coping strategy that is very difficult to reverse.

Consequently, a self-perpetuating pain state develops, which is very difficult to reverse and manage [ 9].

It's a cipher that's very difficult to reverse without knowing the keys.

"It's very difficult to reverse engineer," he asserts, but adds that this would not be so bad.

For many of Burke's patients, especially the older ones, it's going to be very difficult to reverse the effects of years of adversity.

That intelligence is a product of millions of years of evolution and it is possible that it is something that will be very difficult to reverse engineer without going through a similar process.

"I don't think you would have been immediately arrested, but it would be very difficult to reverse your declaration now without being charged with a crime yourself, and even more challenging to file a complaint".

When we speak of autism using words like "burden" and "tragedy," phrases such as "a devastating crisis," that cause alarm, we are doing tremendous harm in the short- and long-term to the autistic population, harm that will be very difficult to reverse.