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

Deflation can be more destructive than inflation, because it is very hard to reverse.

If you are mean, it is very hard to reverse it.

This will be very hard to reverse.

"Once started, a price fall is going to be very hard to reverse," he says.

"And once that genie is out of the bottle, it's very hard to reverse".

But by the time we do, it will be very hard to reverse.

Once you signal that you're willing to play the game according to the local rules, it's very hard to reverse that policy".

If growth is too slow, the economy may fall into deflation, which leads to even slower growth and will be very hard to reverse once it begins.

The first is the grim economic reality that the hollowing out of the U.S. middle class will be very hard to reverse.

Once a candidate gains the advantage in "Who do you want to have a beer with?" — even if he doesn't drink beer — it's very hard to reverse.

A far less distorting (and transparent) way to cut carbon emissions and raise fuel economy would be a carbon tax but almost no one in Washington has the courage to propose one.These mistakes matter because, for all Mr Obama's oratory, it will be very hard to reverse course in future.