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

The people said, however, that once a vote to downgrade has taken place, it is difficult to reverse.

However, in the waterfall method, it is difficult to reverse any activity (Flood, 2003).

It should also be considered permanent - it is difficult to reverse.

As long as our understanding of corruption is trapped in the seeming coherence of the source domain reasoning about winds triggering illnesses, it is difficult to reverse the causal direction embedded in the source domain, which preempts the question whether formalism, bureaucratism, hedonism, and extravagance are really symptoms rather than the actual causes of corruption.

The present Managing Director of AMUL feels that with cropping pattern having changed from integrated agriculture to mono-cropping with green revolution in agriculture and industrialization in Gujarat, it is difficult to reverse the growing shortage and increase in price of animal fodder.

Once the symptomatic disease is established in HIV-infected patients, it is difficult to reverse the condition in these individuals [27].

It's difficult to reverse the situation.

"It's difficult to reverse now what's been put in place".

The difficulty is once content has been available for free the whole generation expects things for free and it's difficult to reverse that.

It's difficult to reverse," says Antony.

They are often perceived as mechanical, cold and threatening in our culture and it's difficult to reverse that impression.