Examples of using Hard to avoid in English and their translations into Arabic
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Kinda hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid in prison.
It would be hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid, since you're already in my office.
It can be hard to avoid.
More developed technology every day after you wake up… it's hard to avoid them.
It's hard to avoid hearing.
Sometimes it's very hard to avoid people.
I tried hard to avoid her, but she sought me out.
Runners coming by- it's hard to avoid them all.
It is hard to avoid that conclusion, but it is not the only one to be drawn.
I worked so hard to avoid him.
It's hard to avoid my desk completely,'but I avoid the lift, and generally take any opportunity to walk.'.
Kind of hard to avoid.
Which means it's going to be hard to avoid.
I tried so hard to avoid this, Jessica.
Tripoli itself is not a place where tourists tend to linger,but it's a major transport hub for the Peloponnese and hard to avoid if you're relying on public transport.
But I work hard to avoid useless goals.
If you then want to reconstruct what could have happened and understand the choices made that produced that pathway versus another,you actually have to work hard to avoid the dangers of hindsight to then re-imagine the world before problems had been solved.
Household decorates time grew, decorative materials hard to avoid can appear some problems, such as wooden door deformation phenomenon happens, especially in winter, can appear somewooden door cannot be closed, open automatically.
In a hospital, it's hard to avoid letting people down.
UNOPS has worked hard to avoid the use of external consultants in the preparation of its annual financial statements and has organized training sessions and webcasts for all UNOPS personnel, which will contribute to a smoother process in the future.
This impression will be hard to avoid in the proposed format.
You have just become very hard to avoid these days, at least in conversation.
Float glass manufacturers work extremely hard to avoid any nickel-based contaminants in the batch mix.
As always, the Committee will have to work hard to avoid accusations of double standards.
Over the past year,governments and aid agencies worked hard to avoid famine, and large-scale death was averted. We avoided a repeat of 2012.
Slightly harder to avoid when you can't teleport.
Drivers tend not to realize they need to break far in advance of a traffic jam,which means they end up having to brake harder to avoid a collision.