Sentence examples for will be difficult to reverse from inspiring English sources

"Once moneyed interests are involved, this trend will be difficult to reverse," she added.

The popularity of omega-6-rich foods based on cheap vegetable oils will be difficult to reverse.

Even more profoundly, if we discourage young people from entering as a new generation of scientists, that will be difficult to reverse.

One question now is whether the government's tight credit policy damaged buyers' confidence in the real estate market and in the overall economy so much that it will be difficult to reverse course effectively.

A senior Obama administration official echoed that sentiment, putting it this way: "Although Al Qaeda may not fragment immediately, the loss of Bin Laden puts the group on a path of decline that will be difficult to reverse".

Unfortunately the population decline this policy has brought about will be difficult to reverse.

Deflation can result in a downward spiral that can be difficult to reverse.

That trend could be difficult to reverse, regardless of who is sitting in the Oval Office in February.

Once this happens, it can be difficult to reverse.

"It would be difficult to reverse 20 years of integration".

Becoming heartless will earn you a reputation that is difficult to reverse, so you should be 100% certain that this is the path you want before you start to follow it.