Examples of using Difficult to restore in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
It's very difficult to restore hair.
Once damaged or lost,it is very difficult to restore.
But it was difficult to restore the old assembly and bring it into session.
His larynx is shattered… may be very difficult to restore his speech.
It's much more difficult to restore an old carpet than to weave a new one.
With time, the metabolism slows down and it is difficult to restore the right pace.
It may be immensely difficult to restore the blotted image of Islam, but Muslims can be beacons of peace and tranquility in their societies.
With time, the metabolism slows down and it is difficult to restore the right pace.
It should be noted that the treatment of trophic ulcerson the leg is a rather complicated procedure,since the affected areas heal very long and are difficult to restore.
Then it is very often difficult to restore what has been lost.
In the relationship, trust is often lost, andonce lost it is difficult to restore.
If this has happened, it will be difficult to restore the bag to its original state.
Once an account has been disabled(regardless of the reason),it is very difficult to restore it.
As a rule, the USB flash drive is very difficult to restore, the cord is easier to buy a new one, and the connector is to be carried in a service for replacement.
Without winning over a significant section of the European electorate it will prove extremely difficult to restore financial order in Europe.
Thus, even small range andnon-frequent fires may cause difficult to restore damages in the forests of Pinus nigra subsp.
Now you do not have to worry about your precious bookmarks, as they are securely stored,it will not be difficult to restore them.
Remember that first love will pass quickly enough,but extremely difficult to restore the lost confidence of the child, and at times impossible.
Knee is a very complex mechanism that can be easily incapacitated, butsometimes it can be incredibly difficult to restore.
If the survey is fragmentedpieces of tissue,it is extremely difficult to restore the structure of the endometrium.
The highlight is the complexity of the formula,the original formula has been difficult to restore, now it is difficult to find a complex near the original recipe.
It is necessary to know that if the user has deleted such a list with the help of specialized programs,then it will be very difficult to restore it.
For no matter to what extent culture has been destroyed, it cannot be removed from history; it will be difficult to restore but no destruction will ever mean the complete disappearance of that culture.
If this trust is compromised, and with innovative competitors knocking on the door,it would be extremely difficult to restore brand reputation.
As a result of the high temperature sintering, W restore very good,low melting point impurities difficult to restore sub oxide can be removed by volatilization and thermal decomposition.
Like CryptoWall, Locky also completely changes the filenames for encrypted files to make it more difficult to restore the right data.
Fortunately, such coronary vessel abnormalities are rare, but failure to treat them in time may cause permanent damage to the entire blood supply system of the heart,which is later extremely difficult to restore to normal, and in the past would have caused varying degrees of permanent disability in young patients.
The Greek Cypriot properties in the occupied areas are also altering,making it more and more difficult to restore them to their lawful owners.