Sentence examples for 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.

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.

If they — we — don't, others will, and although we may not care for the choices they make, we may find those choices very difficult to reverse.

Implants may leave larger scars, and some mods like tongue splitting, tooth filing, and ear pointing are permanent, or very painful and difficult to reverse.

In the UK it can be carried out on the NHS under local anaesthetic, but, most importantly, it's permanent (or difficult to reverse, at the very least).

In the UK it can be carried out on the NHS under local anesthetic, but, most importantly, it's permanent (or difficult to reverse, at the very least).

In the UK it can be carried out on the NHS under local anaesthetic, but, most importantly, it's permanent (or difficult to reverse, at the very least). .

It's difficult to reverse the situation.