Exemplos de uso de To backfire em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I don't want this to backfire on me.
But the new study suggests that this strategy is likely to backfire.
Don't tell me that my plan is going to backfire and I will be killed on the spot by Roland?
You have inverted the emitter matrix,which will cause the power grid to backfire.
This thought tends to backfire, though, when the deadline becomes one day away and the essay has yet to be started.
But then things started to backfire.
We decided to permit this because forbidding it seemed likely to backfire, and because using small libraries to limit the use of GCC seemed like the tail wagging the dog.
If you, say, get aggressive or angry in return,this is likely to backfire.
That's right, a dumb and likely to backfire plan such as the murderer being stupid enough to try to frame me and hence forcing the church to find out the truth, isn't likely to be done by the crown prince,” I said. I sneered a little.
Leaving your content as a blank map might sound adventurous, butit's more likely to backfire.
Indeed it seems to me that a 20-week period, although an extremely generous proposal,is liable to backfire on women and be used as an additional argument to not recruit them or to complicate their return to work.
Rome's plan to bring the barbarians within its border is starting to backfire.
I voted against this proposal because it is liable,in the long run, to backfire on SMEs and, by reducing their access to credit,to deprive them of the conditions of transparency and of confidence that are indispensable to their management and to the dynamism of their activity.
Hannah tries everything to fit in and feel wanted, buther actions always seem to backfire.
Indeed, government attempts to capitalise on the UK's rock scene have been known to backfire spectacularly at home, most notoriously in 1997, when the new Prime Minister Tony Blair held a'Cool Britannia' party, attended by cultural movers and shakers including Noel Gallagher of Oasis.
Include subheads Leaving your content as a blank map might sound adventurous, butit's more likely to backfire.
A suspicious person would say that there are only a handful of people knowledgeable enough to program this device to backfire on him. And that you would be one of them.
Harrison's pleas for tolerance and understanding, like his self-deprecation on the album sleeve,seemed to backfire.
He also pays little to no attention to his daughter, which often leads to her performing such outrageous stunts to get it as burning down her school library or staging her own kidnapping;these tend to backfire as the more effort she invests in trying to get him to pay attention to her, the less he sees fit to pay to her.
According to the study,the enlistment of mercenaries has profoundly perturbed counter-insurrection operations, causing them to backfire.
We receive many letters in this regard telling us to be careful, that simplification is useful butthat it ought not to backfire.
When the men learn that the women are hooked on Harvey's advice, they try to turn the tables on their mates,which later seems to backfire.
Clara, who has been listening to them from inside the TARDIS,attempts to reverse the polarity of the neuro blocker using the Doctor's sonic sunglasses, to backfire it on the Doctor.
What happened in both cases is that economists overlooked serious second-best complications, such as learning externalities and weak institutions, which blunted the reforms and, in some cases,caused them to backfire.